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GalacticattYT
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03-08-2018, 09:56 PM
#11
Sorry for the confusion. I intended to respond to your earlier message. I turned on XMP but the system would begin right away shutting down and reset to 2133MHz. At that point, I started adjusting the speeds manually.
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GalacticattYT
03-08-2018, 09:56 PM #11

Sorry for the confusion. I intended to respond to your earlier message. I turned on XMP but the system would begin right away shutting down and reset to 2133MHz. At that point, I started adjusting the speeds manually.

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Vukmil
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03-09-2018, 04:22 AM
#12
I'll attempt it. I'll share my findings later.
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Vukmil
03-09-2018, 04:22 AM #12

I'll attempt it. I'll share my findings later.

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03-09-2018, 04:51 AM
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I modified the voltage settings for DRAM and SOC. Changed speed to 2733MHz but it turned unstable, then received a BSOD indicating kernel security check failure. Reduced frequency to 2666MHz, which also became unstable. BSOD reference noted by pointer. Currently stable at 2400MHz. Ran the Windows Memory test without errors. Still waiting to increase voltage and retest.
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hungry_hippo10
03-09-2018, 04:51 AM #13

I modified the voltage settings for DRAM and SOC. Changed speed to 2733MHz but it turned unstable, then received a BSOD indicating kernel security check failure. Reduced frequency to 2666MHz, which also became unstable. BSOD reference noted by pointer. Currently stable at 2400MHz. Ran the Windows Memory test without errors. Still waiting to increase voltage and retest.

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03-09-2018, 05:36 AM
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I modified the voltage settings for DRAM and SOC. Changed the speed to 2733MHz but it became unstable afterward, triggering a BSOD due to kernel security issues. Then I lowered the frequency to 2666MHz, which also lost stability. The BSOD reference was noted by pointer. Up to now, it's running at 2400MHz stably. I ran a Windows Memory test and got no errors. I haven't increased the voltage yet to re-test. I've also played some games and set up VMs with 2400MHz; they remain stable so far.
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Libxcoleman123
03-09-2018, 05:36 AM #14

I modified the voltage settings for DRAM and SOC. Changed the speed to 2733MHz but it became unstable afterward, triggering a BSOD due to kernel security issues. Then I lowered the frequency to 2666MHz, which also lost stability. The BSOD reference was noted by pointer. Up to now, it's running at 2400MHz stably. I ran a Windows Memory test and got no errors. I haven't increased the voltage yet to re-test. I've also played some games and set up VMs with 2400MHz; they remain stable so far.

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You_momo
Junior Member
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03-10-2018, 12:23 PM
#15
You can reach 1.4 on most RAM modules, so consider using 3.75V once more.
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You_momo
03-10-2018, 12:23 PM #15

You can reach 1.4 on most RAM modules, so consider using 3.75V once more.

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