First build, low ram speed
First build, low ram speed
I assembled this setup around a year ago, and it’s my initial build. My RAM is clocked at the SPD Speed (2133mhz), and I’m trying to increase it, but I’m not sure how safe that would be since I haven’t overclocked before. This particular component worries me. Below is the list of supported memory for my motherboard. The RAM I own isn’t listed, though there are similar models available.
https://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/AB350%20Pro4/#Memory
Here’s my build on pcpartpicker.
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/PV7V29
Your newly installed RAM will likely begin at lower speeds, around 2133. This suggests your RAM is a Corsair vengeance, recognized for supporting XMP profiles (Extreme Memory Speed). Check your BIOS for an option to enable XMP profile support. Your motherboard can handle up to 3200MHz, while your RAM sticks are limited to 3000MHz. You can safely increase the frequency if you don’t exceed these limits, though adjusting voltage may be necessary. If you go beyond your specifications, you might need to reset the BIOS.
Your newly installed RAM will likely begin at lower speeds, around 2133. This suggests your RAM is a Corsair vengeance, recognized for supporting XMP profiles (Extreme Memory Speed). Check your BIOS for an option to enable XMP profile support. Your motherboard can handle up to 3200MHz, while your RAM sticks are limited to 3000MHz. You can safely increase the frequency if you don’t compromise voltage stability; otherwise, resetting the BIOS may be necessary.
CMK8GX4M2B3000C15
Link: https://www.corsair.com/eu/en/Memory-Siz...M2B3000C15
Performance metrics recorded: latency 15-17-17-35 ms, voltage 1.35V, speed 3000MHz.
Ryzen 5 1600 may operate at 2666MHz only without overclocking the CPU. Memory settings can be adjusted manually in BIOS.