There is no specialist available to confirm this.
There is no specialist available to confirm this.
The issue seems to lie in your BIOS configuration and hardware specs. The RAM module spacing isn’t adjustable remotely. Your 2020 models have tighter slots than the 2018 versions, so mixing them isn’t advised. Stick to your current build for optimal performance. For best results, use a 17-17-17-37-2T configuration with 1.4V VCM, 1.2V I/O/sA, and 2 sticks. Four sticks aren’t guaranteed for high-end builds. With your 2933 setting, IO/SO was likely around 1V or lower on an older BIOS.
After checking with CPU-Z, it appears only the last RAM module supports XMP settings, while the first three don’t. I adjusted the first three manually to match the last one. However, their values remain unchanged in CPU-Z, suggesting no actual update occurred despite the changes shown in the photo before and after overclocking. The current reading is 17 17 17 at 1.35 V and 4000 MHz. This raises concerns about Gskillz’s reliability in providing XMP-ready RAM modules.