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DDR4 to DDR5 upgrade causes system to crash every 3 hours

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Hello,

I recently changed over motherboards from a DDR4 setup to a DDR5 setup. The Unraid system came from my main gaming rig that just got an upgrade and since doing that, my system cannot get more than 3 hours uptime.

CPU, MOBO, RAM got an upgrade from DDR4 to DDR5. Same USB.

I've tried playing with the docker network settings around iplan/maclan to no success.

I managed to type diagnostics 5 minutes after it happened. Please see logs attached.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Edited by The Fragile One

Solved by JorgeB

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24 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

I had 4 PASS on the memtest.

I'm guessing the issue is my ram is running on EXPO 1 profile which is DDR5-6000 speed. The default clock profile is 4800.

The link you have provided says Unraid can handle 2x max 5200.

I am going to change the clock of the RAM to be default at 4800.

Edited by kooori

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59 minutes ago, kooori said:

says Unraid can handle 2x max 5200.

It's not an Unraid limitation, it's AMD's, and running an AMD CPU with overclocked RAM is known to corrupt data.

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Since turning off EXPO ram and leaving the speed at 4800m/s(default), my crashes have gone from 3 hours to nearly 2 days.

The system still responds fine through physical KB/mouse (just no internet access) and the unraid is not contactable by any other machine.

I was actively on the server when it disconnected this time and managed to get the diagnostics. (attached).

Would you be able to see what is going on through the diagnostics?

kooori-diagnostics-20251202-1506.zip

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Dec 2 15:04:19 kooori kernel: igc 0000:09:00.0 eth0: PCIe link lost, device now detached

NIC dropped offline; look for a BIOS update or try using an add-on NIC.

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