Looking for XMP support for your Gigabyte 78lmt R2? I'm close and have some pictures ready.
Looking for XMP support for your Gigabyte 78lmt R2? I'm close and have some pictures ready.
Confused little one, no XMP setting in BIOS to turn it on. (Switched to manual mode for this—timings set to CPUz) Both RAM sticks are brand new and matched CL9 1600MHz with XMP2.0 (Viper). They’re placed correctly in their slots (dual channel active). BIOS displays memory running at 1600MHz, timings appear in BIOS under XMP-1600. However, Userbenchmark.com indicates XMP is disabled. I can’t locate any tool (Aidia64, Speccy64, HWinfo) showing XMP as enabled. What’s going on? And don’t worry—I saved before exiting the BIOS. Thank you for your patience. INFO Below:
Userbench combines all unknown memory modules, making it largely ineffective here. Your system is being evaluated against DDR4, which explains the sluggishness. It seems the problem lies in XMP timings being applied manually, but XMP isn’t turned on. You’re getting decent performance, yet the software can’t detect the programs because your motherboard doesn’t support XMP.
This PC operates under a standard configuration rather than an XMP profile. The motherboard lacks the necessary support, so manual adjustments were required.
It operates at maximum capacity, yet XMP settings are only usable on motherboards that accommodate them. XMP serves as an abbreviation for streamlining existing configurations.
It means you're using a ZMP profile since manual is selected, and the software won't mark it as XMP even though it lacks that option. Programs won't show the XMP setting because the board doesn't support it. You can still optimize performance with the available settings.