No XMP profiles are set in the Gigabyte BIOS, and the storage ratio remains fixed at 16:1.
No XMP profiles are set in the Gigabyte BIOS, and the storage ratio remains fixed at 16:1.
XMP doesn't always indicate a higher frequency than what the CPU can handle. It might simply restrict timing adjustments below JEDEC standards, like lowering clock speeds. It's not true overclocking because the actual frequency remains within specifications, though the settings are outside them. I don't believe your system offers more precise timing at 1600MHz, but manual tuning could push it further.