XMP and DOCP settings on RAM can trigger crashes in certain games.
XMP and DOCP settings on RAM can trigger crashes in certain games.
Some motherboards are built this way, quite straightforward. A 3200 MHz isn<|pad|>, it's not the absolute top tier, but it's acceptable. Running at 3133 is fine—it won't stand out and might even lag slightly if you push it to 3200, since some boards have limitations. In short, this covers the basics: it works, but don't aim for 3200 unless you're certain.
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Sorry about mentioning an older post, but I face the same issue too. My system has 3200MHz RAM and it works perfectly in all apps and games. Only during Cold War does it trigger "Fatal Errors" and crash. I had to disable the DOCP so I could play. It seems unrelated, but these crashes only occurred in Zombies mode.
I experienced the same issue in Call of Duty Cold War, so I didn’t completely disable DOCP. Instead, I reduced the frequency to 3133MHz and it worked well without any problems. Adjusting the timing slightly for stability was the best approach for me.
It's disappointing, but it appears the only way to view this is through poor game design. It just impacts the experience for me so far, not others I own. I don't know what might be causing this problem, but since you've tried before, I'll also attempt to adjust my RAM to 3133MHz to see if it helps. I'll also try aligning it with Infinity Fabric for better CPU performance. I aim to finish this within the next few days and will share my results with you.