Need assistance with memory? Let me know how I can help.
Need assistance with memory? Let me know how I can help.
Begin by typing the Advanced Frequency Settings directly. Once confirmed, the menu will display "Advanced CPU Core Settings." Next, choose the Extreme Memory Profile (X.M.P.) and pick Profile1.
Gigabyte guides are really unhelpful. We’ve confirmed this already. Let’s return to the main M.I.T. menu and navigate to Advanced Memory Settings. It should be there.
This option lets you adjust the settings for memory performance. The current speed is set to 2666 MHz, but you might want to explore other configurations depending on your RAM model.
DDR stands for "Double Data Rate." 2666 is essentially two times 1333. This explains why tools such as CPUz display 1333 instead of 2666—it's standard. My RAM appears as 1599 in software but shows 3200 in the BIOS. Observe how it correctly recognizes your RAM type in HWinfo? Checking your RAM model using the info from that image suggests you have the correct CAS_Latency and voltage settings by default. Therefore, let the system handle everything automatically, eliminating the need for XMP.