Getting assistance with a new builder
Getting assistance with a new builder
I’m adjusting XMP settings once more in the BIOS. I’m reviewing the instructions you shared on a different machine, hoping it will give me a solid foundation. I mainly needed to confirm the problem isn’t linked to XMP being off. Thanks for clarifying that.
It seems the IMC might be sensitive about memory size or timing. I require a part number for the G.SKILL TridentZ RGB Series 32GB 2x 16GB. A photo of the sticker would help. Also, please view CPU-Z screenshots of the memory and speed tabs—feel free to open it multiple times. Here’s a link: https://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html
The setup has improved stability with an adaptive plus offset of +0.025v enabled via XMP, though the voltage remains below required levels. I explored this approach independently and managed to run large files and install several games without crashes recently. I plan to capture screenshots with SnagIt tonight and share a link once available. It’s unclear if we’ll achieve consistent lower CAS timings overall. Once I receive the screenshots as promised, we can proceed and adjust voltage manually if needed. Apologies for the delay from my side.
Capture images by pressing printscreen, opening MSPaint, pasting, saving close, and pasting into the chat box from the file location.
The BIOS displays 3200 for RAM, XMP is enabled, but CPU-Z reports a slightly different value unless you're mistaken. Please confirm if the image size meets your expectations, and I'll upload it to a sharing site. Just to confirm, the RAM model is F4-3200C14D-32GTZR.
No problem, everything looks fine. The adjustments I’d make are: Power Down mode off, set DRam voltage manually at 1.36v for CPU SA voltage to 1.2, CPU IO at 1.250, and V-Vore back to stock auto. You’re focusing on memory, not the CPU (unless you’ve done some overclocking).