Check if the issue meets warranty conditions despite memory inconsistencies.
Check if the issue meets warranty conditions despite memory inconsistencies.
I bought those memory modules with an XMP profile of 6000, but they cost more because of it. Now stability is only at 5800, which is below the claimed level. After the return period ended, I’m concerned about overclocking and whether this situation meets warranty requirements. Have others encountered a similar problem and managed to file a claim?
The stated speed comes from an overclock. RAM speed matches DDR5 standards. A 6000 could be achieved if all solar system planets aligned.
Usually when you can't reach 6000MT/s, the problem lies in the BIOS settings rather than the memory kit. Which motherboard and CPU model are you running?
Sure, I can reach 6000 and adjust the speed as needed. The memory tests stopped working after 5800. Raising the voltage to 1.42 (max 1.435) didn’t improve things. The average temperature is around 63°C. You’re using an MSI B760 Gaming Plus with an Intel Core i7-13700F.
Are you certain they can run smoothly at 6000mhz? Have you attempted manual primary timing adjustments? Also, 6000mhz exceeds the CPU specifications, which the manufacturer treats as an overclock.
Raising the voltage isn't likely to make a difference because the memory voltage probably isn't the problem. Controller voltages tend to perform better for achieving maximum speed. Check each stick separately—if both were affected it's unusual, but more likely a BIOS issue is at play. Consider switching to a different BIOS version if needed.