F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop I adjusted my RAM manually since XPM didn’t help, and I’m checking if I did it correctly.

I adjusted my RAM manually since XPM didn’t help, and I’m checking if I did it correctly.

I adjusted my RAM manually since XPM didn’t help, and I’m checking if I did it correctly.

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Hippster01
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12-11-2018, 07:50 AM
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Hello. Your two XMP profiles for the RAM aren’t functioning properly. The PC restarts several times before reaching the desktop and resets the RAM back to 2666MHz each time. After speaking with a reliable AI, I was advised to try the configuration you’ve been using for over 24 hours—no crashes or problems have occurred so far. However, I want to double-check if this is safe. You mentioned changing the standard timing control, DRAM voltage, and system memory multiplier. Unfortunately, you can’t adjust the voltage directly in the advanced RAM settings; you’ll need to modify it through the other menu option, which may not be straightforward. A YouTube tutorial showed someone doing this from there, but I’m unsure if it works reliably. Your setup includes a Gigabyte Aorus Pro Wifi B450 with two 16GB sticks, an AMD Ryzen 5 2600X XPG SPECTRIX D50, and an NVIDIA RTX 3070. You haven’t updated your BIOS despite recent updates, and there are two RED updates that seem essential. This process feels risky, so proceed with caution. Thank you for sharing your details.
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Hippster01
12-11-2018, 07:50 AM #1

Hello. Your two XMP profiles for the RAM aren’t functioning properly. The PC restarts several times before reaching the desktop and resets the RAM back to 2666MHz each time. After speaking with a reliable AI, I was advised to try the configuration you’ve been using for over 24 hours—no crashes or problems have occurred so far. However, I want to double-check if this is safe. You mentioned changing the standard timing control, DRAM voltage, and system memory multiplier. Unfortunately, you can’t adjust the voltage directly in the advanced RAM settings; you’ll need to modify it through the other menu option, which may not be straightforward. A YouTube tutorial showed someone doing this from there, but I’m unsure if it works reliably. Your setup includes a Gigabyte Aorus Pro Wifi B450 with two 16GB sticks, an AMD Ryzen 5 2600X XPG SPECTRIX D50, and an NVIDIA RTX 3070. You haven’t updated your BIOS despite recent updates, and there are two RED updates that seem essential. This process feels risky, so proceed with caution. Thank you for sharing your details.

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blehhh
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12-11-2018, 07:50 AM
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Only the voltage matters, and each RAM package needs to operate at 1.35V continuously to meet DDR4 requirements. That’s all. For simply using an XMP overclock, these configurations would be ideal.
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blehhh
12-11-2018, 07:50 AM #2

Only the voltage matters, and each RAM package needs to operate at 1.35V continuously to meet DDR4 requirements. That’s all. For simply using an XMP overclock, these configurations would be ideal.

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Xo_PVP_Girl_oX
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12-11-2018, 07:50 AM
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Updates to the BIOS enhance RAM support. Reaching 2933 remains tough on Zen and Zen+, yet a recent BIOS version could make 3200 feasible. If that doesn’t work, attempt XMP loading and lower the frequency.
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Xo_PVP_Girl_oX
12-11-2018, 07:50 AM #3

Updates to the BIOS enhance RAM support. Reaching 2933 remains tough on Zen and Zen+, yet a recent BIOS version could make 3200 feasible. If that doesn’t work, attempt XMP loading and lower the frequency.

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