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Upgraded to RGB RAM and hmm...

Upgraded to RGB RAM and hmm...

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bizarrebrash
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09-01-2018, 12:31 AM
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I upgraded my PC with two sets of HyperX Fury RGB RAM sticks, aiming to enhance the visual experience. I followed the manufacturer’s instructions to activate XMP profiles and adjusted the voltage settings manually. After rebooting, the system initially displayed a long beep sequence before resetting itself. Once back online, I opened Task Manager and noticed my RAM speed dropped to 2400MHz. I experimented by swapping stick counts and reapplying XMP settings, but the issue persisted with both configurations. My current setup runs on an MSI B450 A-Pro board, and I’m seeking advice from others who might have encountered similar problems.
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bizarrebrash
09-01-2018, 12:31 AM #1

I upgraded my PC with two sets of HyperX Fury RGB RAM sticks, aiming to enhance the visual experience. I followed the manufacturer’s instructions to activate XMP profiles and adjusted the voltage settings manually. After rebooting, the system initially displayed a long beep sequence before resetting itself. Once back online, I opened Task Manager and noticed my RAM speed dropped to 2400MHz. I experimented by swapping stick counts and reapplying XMP settings, but the issue persisted with both configurations. My current setup runs on an MSI B450 A-Pro board, and I’m seeking advice from others who might have encountered similar problems.

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UberSean
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09-01-2018, 02:15 AM
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This model supports a memory clock speed of 2933 MHz. Consider using this frequency instead. Adding more memory sticks makes it tougher to maintain the higher speed.
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UberSean
09-01-2018, 02:15 AM #2

This model supports a memory clock speed of 2933 MHz. Consider using this frequency instead. Adding more memory sticks makes it tougher to maintain the higher speed.

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GgBabes
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09-02-2018, 05:13 PM
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2x8gb x2 ≠ 4x8gb...the claimed rate was only verified with a single RAM stick...please consider getting a 4x8gb setup next time...also review the compatibility chart on the motherboard's website...those entries are validated by the manufacturer...take a look.
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GgBabes
09-02-2018, 05:13 PM #3

2x8gb x2 ≠ 4x8gb...the claimed rate was only verified with a single RAM stick...please consider getting a 4x8gb setup next time...also review the compatibility chart on the motherboard's website...those entries are validated by the manufacturer...take a look.

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09-03-2018, 08:07 PM
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Hey... I was expecting the same performance with four 8GB kits, but it turned out differently. Also, based on ShrimpBrine's advice, the highest frequency I can use is 2666 without triggering the beep. That seems better than the default settings. Will there be a noticeable boost in productivity between 2666 and 3200? I’m sure it might add a few FPS here and there in games.
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Ampersander
09-03-2018, 08:07 PM #4

Hey... I was expecting the same performance with four 8GB kits, but it turned out differently. Also, based on ShrimpBrine's advice, the highest frequency I can use is 2666 without triggering the beep. That seems better than the default settings. Will there be a noticeable boost in productivity between 2666 and 3200? I’m sure it might add a few FPS here and there in games.

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