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EVGA Z690 Certified + G.Skill F5-6000J3636F16GX2-TZ5RK- 2/ 4 ram banks/slots
I installed a new system with a EVGA Z690 Certified and G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB DDR5-6000 32GB (2x16GB + 2x16GB ) ram.
When I initialized the system first time, the MB identified without any problems and the system runs super for at least one week,
I didn't made any changes in the bios or activated an overclocking modus.
After a system backup and system shootdown I wanted restart my system but it was fully blocked, not even a chance to go into the bios.
I tried several times, took out 2 ram modules and it booted as usual, I also checked the secound ram modules which are perfect too.
It is total curious that the system made a change without any settings from me and won't anymore work with this 4 x 16 GB modules together.
I tried a lot of options in the bios without any chance, the EVGA customer support wrote me to set a lower rate instead of 6000 to 5600 Mhz or add the VDD/VDDQ voltage from 1,35 to 1,45- but no way at all.
Maybe there are other users with the same problem or an idea for me.....
When I initialized the system first time, the MB identified without any problems and the system runs super for at least one week,
I didn't made any changes in the bios or activated an overclocking modus.
After a system backup and system shootdown I wanted restart my system but it was fully blocked, not even a chance to go into the bios.
I tried several times, took out 2 ram modules and it booted as usual, I also checked the secound ram modules which are perfect too.
It is total curious that the system made a change without any settings from me and won't anymore work with this 4 x 16 GB modules together.
I tried a lot of options in the bios without any chance, the EVGA customer support wrote me to set a lower rate instead of 6000 to 5600 Mhz or add the VDD/VDDQ voltage from 1,35 to 1,45- but no way at all.
Maybe there are other users with the same problem or an idea for me.....
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