DDR4 3200MHz is a high-speed memory option.
DDR4 3200MHz is a high-speed memory option.
It seems the issue might be linked to your RAM speed and voltage settings. Adjusting the frequency and voltage could help. Check if your current settings are optimal for your hardware. Also, ensure the DRAM voltage is appropriate for your system. If you're unsure, consider consulting a technician or checking manufacturer guidelines.
I've been operating my PC for 4 hours without any issues. However, I'm concerned about the SOC voltage after adjusting the DRAM voltage.
Don't stress about it. The XMP profile should handle the 1.35V adjustment for the DRAM voltage, though some motherboards may have issues and it doesn't work.
And regarding Ram Speed, it functions differently than what you described. It doesn’t crash under low voltage; instead, performance depends on proper settings and hardware compatibility. The issue you’re experiencing with voltage might relate to other factors rather than the speed setting itself.
The XMP feature is not automatically enabled by default. You can locate it in the documentation or settings section of the software.