EVGA Z370 FTW with bios 1.10 does not work with supported GSKILL F4-3600C19D-16GVRB Module, it took me to solve the issue for about 3 hours but at the end focused the problem. System hangs with XMP profile, it was working with 1.08. Especially with two modules it even hangs at bios screen. Single module can go on longer. Changed to memory auto mode at 2133Mhz but still lockups continue. AİDA64 memory stress test gives hardware error. The very same modules work flawlessly at 3600Mhz XMP profile on Asrock Z270M IT/AC with tests done successfully.
 
Tried another modules at 3200Mhz from Corsair and no problems even with 1.10. Testing for abut 6 hours and no problems.
 
The interesting thing is I returned to 1.08 later on one bios chips and it is still not working even after optimized settings load etc...Something does not change on the chip.
 
Please EVGA team check this or remove the module from the supported modules list. Edit: Sorry Gskill should change the QVL list, but generally mobo producers prepare memory module compatibility list. That tricked me.

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XMP does not always work automatically (as it should)
 
Best to set Memory Voltage manually & sometimes even the timing must be set manually

Evga does have a compatibility list that can be found here - https://www.evga.com/support/motherboard/
But as pointed out your memory is not on it. The timings on that particular kit are less then desirable - look at the videos in this thread - https://forums.evga.com/FindPost/2890343
 
I bet if you looked at those two videos and messed with the voltages then it would probably work

Sraet
I am actually having a similar issue with RAM.. and I have noticed that EVGA's list of Compatible RAM has mis-matched part numbers:
 
CORSAIR CMD32GX4M4A2666C15 8 16 2666 15-17-17-35 1.2V 2+4 1.00 <=- says its a 2 chip 16GB total set of ram.. but the Part ID is for a 32GB set of similar RAM on Corsair's site.. (You can even see the size in the part number not matching the entry on the compatibility list)

They are not really "mis-matched part numbers" Venders have a never ending number of Part Numbers to begin with.
Let's say I have one kit of CMD32GX4M4A2666C15 I can use them on one Motherboard 32GB or on two motherboards 16 GB each.
Meaning you can use 2 or 4 DIMMs or use all 4 in Slots 1-4 or use 2 in Slots 2+4
Same with this kit Ripjaws V Series 3200 (PC4 25600) F4-3200C14Q-64GVK split between two different computers 32GB each.
 
CMD16GX4M4A2666C16 -v- CMD32GX4M4A2666C16
    4 DIMMs 4GB Each             4 DIMMs 8GB Each
 

Sraet
So we should read the compatbility table as in here are the two configurations this ram will work in when we see entries like these?
 
CORSAIR CMK32GX4M4A2666C16R 8 32 2666 16-18-18-35 1.2V 1-4 1.00
CORSAIR CMK32GX4M4A2666C16R 8 16 2666 16-18-18-35 1.2V 2+4 1.00
 
Same ram set, to different supported configurations of it?

Correct, as above 2 in slots 2+4 or all 4 in slots 1-4

It doesnt help.
 
Evga does not list the module but it is on list at Gskill. It was working with 1.08, but not working at 1.10. What the heck they change this much to mess things up. You look at the producers list, you buy the module and then with a bios update, it fails to work.