10700 non k, selecting RAM and other components requires careful consideration of your needs.
10700 non k, selecting RAM and other components requires careful consideration of your needs.
It will revert to standard speeds unless you activate XMP in BIOS, which isn’t complicated or risky. The most likely outcome is your PC shutting off briefly and then restarting a few times before settling back to normal speeds while keeping XMP profiles active for overclocking.
I used to do it on my old 4790k setup, but discovered the RAM wasn't compatible with the CPU's memory size, which meant I had to try overclocking. XD Thanks
Accept with understanding, though it’s worth noting that a 10th generation chip paired with a 500 series motherboard often makes the top M.2 port inaccessible. Verify the board supports sufficient ports otherwise.