Unable to run 3600MHz on XMP 1 or XMP 2 (Need assistance)
Unable to run 3600MHz on XMP 1 or XMP 2 (Need assistance)
So I've been trying to get this sorted for a while now. Spec's CPU - Intel Core i7 10700K 3.8GHz 8 Core GPU - ZOTAC NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080Ti APM! Edition 11GB GDDR6 Motherboard - ASUS ROG Strix Z490-E Gaming Intel Motherboard Power supply - Corsair 1000W CPU FAN - Cooler Master Hyper Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR4 3600MHz 1x SSD 500GB 1x HDD 1TB 1st monitor Samsung Odyssey G7 Curved Gaming Monitor, 27 Inch, 240hz 2nd Monitor - 25 inch alienware 240hz 3nd monitor Aoc 144hz 24 inch I've tried Auto mode and manually selecting 3600 Mhz, I've Also tried XMP 1 and XMP 2, All of these options crash my pc, Or after selecting and saving them, My pc will restart and load back up into safe mode. It will run fine at 3200 Mhz But i would much rather be utilising its full potential, All drivers are up to date, Bio's, Windows, etc
Have you experimented with adjusting RAM speed manually to 3600, then entering the main four timing values directly from the stick labels? Keep the rest on auto; the motherboard should usually handle it (it might need a reboot before finally booting up). XMP doesn't work well with certain chips or boards.
In BIOS, turn on XMP, save changes and restart back into BIOS. Return to the settings screen and go to the memory timings section. Proceed to the tools menu and select the SPD page. Review the provided list to confirm memory timings are configured correctly, adjusting them if needed. Verify the voltage matches the specified value.
Packaging and website listings should include these details. For instance, on my RAM purchase from Amazon, the highlighted number matches the exact kit #, which I verified on Kingston’s site for the corresponding XMP timings—such as 16-18-18-36.
Here’s your exact kit details:
[Product link](https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B082...UTF8&psc=1)
Your bios are available [here](https://imgur.com/a/uRxRyR9).
Your SPD information is listed [here](#).
They positioned the kit slightly lower on the page: Check if this kit matches the link provided. The SPC page also lists those timings under the "XMP #1" column. Just enter the speed, voltage, and main four numbers to see if the motherboard can handle them all.
Sorry to be unclear, but I’m not sure how to proceed or where to place the numbers. Lmao, and it looks like the latency tests are looking good so far.