I recently asked about H61 Gigabyte ram speed on sheet specs, because depending on revision some can OC to 2200 some are limited to 1333. (Info below).
I have a GA-H61M-S2PV Rev 2.0 (all rev's limited to 1333mhz) and doing some research I found a bios settings video, which shows that with a i7-3770K the Ram multiplier gets unlocked (to 3000mhz).
https://youtu.be/8FH5z44zedM?t=1m24s Min 1:24
I know Ram on these setups are controlled by the Cpu. What I want to know is if the Ram speed will get unlocked on the Bios with a non-k Ivy Bridge, because I'm planning to get something like a 3570S, and I want to know if I will be able to put the Ram to 1866 - 2133.
Or, there is any software that can disassemble a bios file, and see the settings depending on which CPU is used? (I will ask gigabyte too.)
I have a GA-H61M-S2PV Rev 2.0 (all rev's limited to 1333mhz) and doing some research I found a bios settings video, which shows that with a i7-3770K the Ram multiplier gets unlocked (to 3000mhz).
https://youtu.be/8FH5z44zedM?t=1m24s Min 1:24
I know Ram on these setups are controlled by the Cpu. What I want to know is if the Ram speed will get unlocked on the Bios with a non-k Ivy Bridge, because I'm planning to get something like a 3570S, and I want to know if I will be able to put the Ram to 1866 - 2133.
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This are the mhz limits according to gigabyte, that according to my finds are probably not correct and they get unlocked or not on the Bios depending on the CPU. (Probably)
GA-H61M-DS2 max Ram speed:
rev. 1.0 : 1333
rev. 1.2 : 1333
rev. 2.0 : 2200
rev. 2.1 : 2200
rev. 2.2 : 2200
rev. 3.0 : 2200
rev. 4.0 : 2200
rev. 5.0 : 1333
GA-H61M-S1 max Ram speed:
rev. 2.0 : 2200
rev. 2.1 : 2200
rev. 2.2 : 1333
rev. 3.0 : 1333
rev. 4.0 : 1333Or, there is any software that can disassemble a bios file, and see the settings depending on which CPU is used? (I will ask gigabyte too.)
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