RAM modules operating at various frequencies. i3 6098 and H110 models.
RAM modules operating at various frequencies. i3 6098 and H110 models.
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I found the CPUz validation link and plan to share some photos of my CPU. I’m not familiar with memory overclocking—I didn’t learn it because my system doesn’t support it. I opened the BIOS and discovered several settings I could adjust, but I haven’t made any changes yet.
First question: can I at least match my RAM speed to the CPU?
Second question: is there a way to adjust the clock timings?
Can you shorten the timing? These CPUs are identical, but since you got them at different times, there might be variations.
The highest supported speed for your chipset and CPU is 2133 MHz. You shouldn't adjust timings further, as there will be no improvement.
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Yes that is because manufacterers lie, and dont care about their consumers. Putting in different chips, keeping the modelnumber the same, totaly screwing it up. This is not new and i wonder how that can be a suprise tho. They have done this for decades, and its absolutly aweful. Here is a good start as to what those things mean. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_timings Best of luck!