Configuration of RAM speed
Configuration of RAM speed
Hey everyone, So I discovered out that I'm a bit of a idiot for not realising this mistake until last week (Just kidding). Anyways.., the issue is I have is the RAM Speed. But before I explain the primary issue a little bit more in-depth, here's the PC-Specs: Spoiler Ok so, My Corsair RAM is actually meant to be 3000MHz but for god knows how long..., it's been stuck at 2133MHz on all 4 Sticks in all 4 slots which is why I said I'm an idiot for not realising this until recently. This image below by the way can verify that. It shows exactly the 2133MHz speed as mentioned, in task manager: Spoiler I updated to the most recent BIOS last week (or week before, can't remember) from the motherboard page/section on GIGABYTE's website ( https://www.gigabyte.com/uk/Motherboard/...rt-dl-bios ) and selected "Profile1" which I thought would've got Me the 3000MHz Speed across the 4x8GB Sticks but... apparently not. Task manager for whatever reason decides to show Me this every single time, currently: Spoiler It shows "Hardware reserved: 0.0 PB" every time? What the heck does that even mean..... lmao Oh and by the way, I also checked the RAM Speeds via CMD-Prompt with a command that I found online and it still shows the same result(s) for the 4x8GB Sticks: Spoiler (Name blanked out for obvious reasons -^) So.... does anyone know how to fix this issue very easily and get Me (4x)3000MHz for 4x8GB Sticks? Please? Also, please note this: I AM NOT A FAN OF OVERCLOCKING (IF REQUIRED) AND HAVE ZERO KNOWLEDGE ABOUT IT. I was hoping I could just click Profile1 which GIGABYTE had made(?) in the BIOS and BAM!, I get the 3000MHz per stick but nope :c So yeah, if anyone could help Me out, that would be great! Thanks -Xiauj Also I couldn't help but realize that I'm posting this on New Year's Eve so I hope everyone has had a great 2019! See You in 2020!
Once XMP is activated, adjust the system memory multiplier by setting the target memory frequency and dividing it by the BCLK value (typically around 100MHz). Choose a value of 30 to achieve a 3000MHz operation.
The current BIOS setup includes advanced frequency and memory configurations. You can adjust these settings through the relevant tabs in your system's BIOS interface. If you need help navigating them, let me know!
Sure, I understand. I'll give it a shot and let you know what I find.
It didn't resolve the issue. The task manager still displays the Hardware reserved section (refer to the original post's screenshot) and CMD shows 2133 for all four sticks. What should I do next? I hope I made the change correctly: Spoiler — where it says "Profile1" on the left, I switched it from Auto to 30.00.