July 21Jul 21 Hi There. Not sure how concerned I should be about this error and what I need to do to resolve it. Error spit out by the CPU sounds a tad scary though...Thanks for you help! lansdownebrain-diagnostics-20260720-2247.zip
July 21Jul 21 Community Expert Start by not overclocking the RAM, see here for recommended settings: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/46802-faq-for-unraid-v6/page/2/#findComment-819173Also note the CPU voltage issue mentioned, in case just correcting the RAM speeds is not enough
July 21Jul 21 Author Thank you for your input!Do you mind highlighting for me where you see this overclocking as the issue in my diagnostics? I did recently update my BIOS settings for RAM, so that does line up. I enabled DOCP (see screenshot attached) But I don't understand why it would be "overclocking" - I have 4 × 16 GB Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4-3600 CL18. Having them run at 3600 should be expected? Or I should drop it back down to 3200? rR disable DOCP all together? Thanks again.Will
July 21Jul 21 Community Expert Just because your RAM is rated for 3600 does not mean you can safely run it at that speed. The CPU and/or Motherboard can impose a lower safe speed that should not be exceeded.
July 22Jul 22 Community Expert 11 hours ago, Dubbs said:But I don't understand why it would be "overclocking"The kink posted mentions the max speed officially supported by AMD depending on the CPU and RAM used; anything above that is overclocking.
July 22Jul 22 Community Expert 17 hours ago, Dubbs said:Thank you for your input!Do you mind highlighting for me where you see this overclocking as the issue in my diagnostics? I did recently update my BIOS settings for RAM, so that does line up. I enabled DOCP (see screenshot attached)But I don't understand why it would be "overclocking" - I have 4 × 16 GB Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4-3600 CL18. Having them run at 3600 should be expected? Or I should drop it back down to 3200? rR disable DOCP all together?Thanks again.WillDOCP profile is an overclock FYI, you might have heard people refer to intel's equivalent of "XMP" or the newer AMD "EXPO"These are all overclocked memory profiles. You would need to disable DOCP. Edited July 22Jul 22 by MowMdown
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