Checking if your CPU overclock requires a full reset after replacing RAM is a common concern. Let me clarify...
Checking if your CPU overclock requires a full reset after replacing RAM is a common concern. Let me clarify...
Thanks to you both @ShrimpBrime and @Jurrunio . So what I will do is... Remove Overclock by going into BIOS and switching everything back to defaults and then, in order: Turn off XMP (should already be done by switching to defaults in bios) Save profile (no profile to be saved as it is Overclocked using the AI Utility and I will just redo) turn off system swap sticks clear CMOS (already done by switching to defaults in bios) power on apply profile (ie: turn XMP back on for the new ram and then boot to desktop and then use the Asus AI Overclocking Utility to get my overclock back configure XMP (should already be done by the step above) Can you please provide one last confirmation? Thanks...