XMP not working ?
XMP not working ?
I performed this action and my PC attempted to start three times, shutting down after two seconds each time. After that, it restarted normally at the standard MHz without implementing any BIOS modifications.
This indicates the automatic RAM overclock is not functioning properly. You'll need to perform manual overclocking. Adjust latencies to 15-17-17-35, configure DDR voltage at 1.35V, set command rate to 1T, and frequency to 2133mhz. Test each setting sequentially. After each adjustment, retest. Proceed to higher frequencies and verify stability. If a failure occurs, revert to the previous successful configuration.
I noticed four numbers in latencies but observed five in my BIOS—specifically 15,15,15,15,36. The 1.35V DDR voltage aligns with my requirements, and the setting is now at 1.2.
I achieved the highest performance at 2866MHz. Using 2933MHz causes the system to crash, and when it powers on, the RAM setting defaults to 2133MHz. Should the issue be resolved by increasing to 2933MHz?