3200 ram at 2133 MHz
3200 ram at 2133 MHz
You have a Ryzen 3 3900X with an ASUS ROG Strix B550-F motherboard, 2x 8GB Trident Z RGB 3200MHz CL16 RAM. Your RAM is running at 2133 MHz, but the shop recommends enabling DOCP for better performance. When you try to boot, the system shows a warning and restarts until it displays "F1 to setup." They suggest manually setting the frequency to 3000 MHz, but after changing it, the system only stabilizes at 3000 MHz with a yellow light. The shop also mentions a BIOS update might help reach 3200 MHz. You're unsure whether a BIOS update is necessary and are worried about the process.
Activate XMP, adjust the clock speed to 2933MHz. During this process, configure the DRAM voltage to 1.4V and the SOC voltage to 1.15V. Restart and confirm the changes.
You managed to get Docp 2933 running without raising the voltage, but you're unsure what to do next.
Only handled dcop and 2933 so far. I won’t dive into it myself—I’ll pass it off to a technician when I’m ready to upgrade later. Based on what happened this week, if you’re not familiar with this area, just ask someone else to take care of it.