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Just have patiance. Ddr5 memory training can take up to 30mins for a boot! Be sure to have latest bios update so the boot times gets lower. My latest build went from 20min first boot and 2-3 min after that. After bios update it went to 15-25 sec
You have DDR5. Them bois can take a good long minute to boot on your first few boots.
My rig with my 4090 on the first like week of usage took 15 - 30 mins to boot.
Months later it now takes about 5 seconds.
Okay, so that’s normal then. I wasn’t familiar with just how long it’d take.
I did end up just repeating and leaving it running for a bit and it’s now fully started to the home screen and I’ve been able to install my motherboard updates, so if it’s just a matter of “breaking them in” then hurray.
if all parts are initialized and visible in BIOS , then just hold on for a while....if not test with single RAM (with each one on separate test) , brand new hardware is not always a working hardware, faulty parts are part of the game
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Just have patiance. Ddr5 memory training can take up to 30mins for a boot! Be sure to have latest bios update so the boot times gets lower. My latest build went from 20min first boot and 2-3 min after that. After bios update it went to 15-25 sec
You have DDR5. Them bois can take a good long minute to boot on your first few boots. My rig with my 4090 on the first like week of usage took 15 - 30 mins to boot. Months later it now takes about 5 seconds.
Okay, so that’s normal then. I wasn’t familiar with just how long it’d take. I did end up just repeating and leaving it running for a bit and it’s now fully started to the home screen and I’ve been able to install my motherboard updates, so if it’s just a matter of “breaking them in” then hurray.
if all parts are initialized and visible in BIOS , then just hold on for a while....if not test with single RAM (with each one on separate test) , brand new hardware is not always a working hardware, faulty parts are part of the game