RAM too fast warning on boot

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zzz111

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I've been running into an issue with a supermicro x10sdv where I have 3200MT ddr4 rdimms, running at 2400. From a cold boot I get a warning that I am using 3200MT and it only runs at 2400, and I just click f1 to continue. But it's been causing more of an issue with more common blackouts and I just learned my UPS batteries need to be replaced because they fail after ~2.5 not 60 mins. It does not happen if I restart from the ipmi or system. Only with complete loss of power for seemingly any duration (10-15s blackout triggered this once)

I could've sworn I took a picture at some point but can't find it. Next time if I don't have it fixed I'll add it.

Any ideas? Is the bios battery dead or something? I can't imagine this is the expected outcome?
 

RolloZ170

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I've been running into an issue with a supermicro x10sdv where I have 3200MT ddr4 rdimms, running at 2400. From a cold boot I get a warning that I am using 3200MT and it only runs at 2400, and I just click f1 to continue.
sound normal for supermicro.
i on my Granite Rapids LGA4710 mobo with 6505P BIOS message RAM not suported by mem.controller if i put lower than 6400Mt RAM in,
also BMC LOG is flooded with this.