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Excellent, thank you, I did not know this. I set the RAM to 2933, changed the power supply idle control to typical, disabled C states, and went ahead and changed PBO to disabled as it was on auto. Going to run my parity check, that's where the system would crash and reboot. Would any of those settings for Ryzen affect the pairty drive and how it was dropping out with PCIE ACS override on? I appreciate your help.

My bad, sorry. monolith-diagnostics-20211129-1950.zip

Recently the server has been wanting to reboot itself. It started after I tried to install a second video card into the 2nd PCI-E X16 slot but it's IOMMOU grouping forced me to turn on the PCIE ACS override. Turning that on caued my parity drive to just disapere from the system and made the system lock up. So, took that out and turned ACS off. Stopped the array, got the parity drive back in, and started the rebuild and it wants to reboot iself when the rebuild started. I have a HiveOS VM that runs one Radeon 5700 in the top PCI-E slot that I've been running. When the server reboots it turns VM functinonality off. System is a MSI B550 Tomahawk with a Ryzen 7 5800X, 32gb (4x8gb) DDR4 3600, Radeon 5700 reference, 2x 8tb WD Red, 1x8tb Toshiba 8tb, 500gb SK Hynix SATA SSD, and a 1tb Mushkin Pilot-E. It's probably not the best board for the job, but it was on sale, available, and my ASUS B550 board died and was out of warranty. Thanks guys

I've been toying with the idea of running unRAID on my gaming desktop to be able to run various OSs as VMs. My question is does AMD's resizable bar implementation work in a VM? System is a Ryzen 9 5900X and a Radeon 6800XT on a Gigabyte X570 Master motherboard.