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6000Mhz RAM paired with a 7600x motherboard

6000Mhz RAM paired with a 7600x motherboard

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randomdude9o9
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10-01-2022, 03:13 PM
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Tomorrow you're setting up your first PC and you're checking everything carefully. You've got an R5 7600X CPU, TUF B650 processor, Wi-Fi motherboard, and a G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo RGB 32GB RAM at 6000MHz CL32. You're wondering whether to turn on Expo and how to do it safely without risking crashes. Given your beginner status, it's wise to stick to default settings first, especially since high RAM speeds on AM5 chips can sometimes cause issues. Enabling Expo might work, but only after confirming stability—start with base settings and monitor performance closely.
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randomdude9o9
10-01-2022, 03:13 PM #1

Tomorrow you're setting up your first PC and you're checking everything carefully. You've got an R5 7600X CPU, TUF B650 processor, Wi-Fi motherboard, and a G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo RGB 32GB RAM at 6000MHz CL32. You're wondering whether to turn on Expo and how to do it safely without risking crashes. Given your beginner status, it's wise to stick to default settings first, especially since high RAM speeds on AM5 chips can sometimes cause issues. Enabling Expo might work, but only after confirming stability—start with base settings and monitor performance closely.

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tjbee
Member
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10-03-2022, 12:46 AM
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I’d test at stock briefly to ensure everything functions properly. After completing a few benchmarks and feeling confident there are no further issues, activate it. If BSODs or CTDs appear after turning it on, you can investigate them further. Also, verify the BIOS on your board—especially if it was shipped before the EXPO updates in late April or early May 2023—then apply the update before enabling EXPO.
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tjbee
10-03-2022, 12:46 AM #2

I’d test at stock briefly to ensure everything functions properly. After completing a few benchmarks and feeling confident there are no further issues, activate it. If BSODs or CTDs appear after turning it on, you can investigate them further. Also, verify the BIOS on your board—especially if it was shipped before the EXPO updates in late April or early May 2023—then apply the update before enabling EXPO.

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nuclernoah101
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10-03-2022, 04:04 AM
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Locate the EXPO configuration and activate it. As long as you're using the newest BIOS version, it should function properly. These were found in earlier BIOS updates, primarily supporting DDR5 6200+; most issues have been resolved, making it a solid platform for RAM today.
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nuclernoah101
10-03-2022, 04:04 AM #3

Locate the EXPO configuration and activate it. As long as you're using the newest BIOS version, it should function properly. These were found in earlier BIOS updates, primarily supporting DDR5 6200+; most issues have been resolved, making it a solid platform for RAM today.