Re: DirectX function errors

Hello,

I have attached the mb_mem_bios_info text file. And the screenshots are below (DxDiag, CMD commands before and after reboot). All tests are successful.

Me to same thing. need help

If you have XMP enabled in BIOS try turning it off to see if memory is unstable. DO you have the latest MB BIOS?

XMP is disabled. I run stock speeds for RAM.

@iElessar

Sounds like ether the BIOS or memory is unstable. I would suggest a memory test program to check if one of the memory modules are defective.

Is the memory on the MB list of recommended sticks?

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@sk1lld wrote:

@iElessar

Sounds like ether the BIOS or memory is unstable. I would suggest a memory test program to check if one of the memory modules are defective.

Is the memory on the MB list of recommended sticks?

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I will do a mem test shorty. The exact model is listed under the motherboard's page.

I have the latest BIOS updated.

I have done the following:

• Clean OS installation
• BIOS update

I did do a test with 1 RAM stick, in each slot. See the table for the results:

So first of all, thank you for the suggestion. By looking at the result of the test, note the following:

1. One RAM stick could be faulty - 
2. I tried 2 sticks of RAM in A1/B1 - Battlefield had graphical issues, similar to what I had before.
3. One RAM stick works perfectly fine - all games work (most cases games ran on the first try properly)
4. 2 or more RAM sticks together is causing the issue apparently. Looking at the table, I'd say the best combo is A1/B1. Yet, all sticks had at least one minor issue where I had to try again with the game.

I did not do a BIOS reset yet. XMP is disabled. But at least now, I can play properly (played for 2 hours + on a single stick of RAM with no issues at all).

Now I need to verify which pair of RAM is causing the issue. Or to be safe, get a new pair.

I also checked that these 2 pairs are identical in terms of speed, voltage, etc.

Finally, I did a MemTest for more than an hour yesterday, no errors were found.

@Rokebo73 

@iElessar  Dont buy 2 sets (batches) , it should be one package with just 1 , or 2 , or 4 ram sticks in it.
Ram sticks in 2 different packages could be differemt build batches , even if it is the same partnumber!

if ya use just 1 ram stick , then it should be in bank A1 <-- use only one stick and test game, stick ok, get it out and try other one

if ya use 2 sticks, then ya use bank A2 and B2 <-- is for dual channel , better / more performance , check manual.

If ya buy new ram sticks i would buy 1 set - (same batch check google for it) - of 2 sticks of 32gb = total 64gb) and set them at bank A2 and B2

Keep us up to date , cheers

ps dont test sticks with onboard or 3rd party app/software.
Very often this app/software doesnt show any error, just test it while playing bf2042

Also if there are issues with enabling XMP then there is a memory or cpu issue or compatibiliteit ! some time bios - outdated for example or bugged)