Hello!
I have an A10-5800K APU and I've ran it with a 1866MHz 8GB kit for a while, then I decided I'll buy a 2400MHz 8GB stick to swap it out so I can later have another stick if I need it. I looked up a few tests and they all showed improvement over the 1866MHz so I bought the Savage but once I swapped the sticks, set the O.C.D.P. (I guess it's the XMP equivalent of AMD or something?) something was not right. It has 2 modes, Profile 1 with 2400MHz, which just crashes after a few seconds into a game, and Profile 2, with 2133MHz setting, which performs HALF, yes, HALF the frames of the 1866MHz kit! I tinkered with the timings, all the way from like 9-10-10-28 to it's recommended 11-13-13-30 and it still isn't getting better. I managed to get it right about a week ago, but I tested a used memory kit for my friend and after I put back my own stick it went back to bad again.
Any ideas? Please remember, this is an APU we're talking about and it relies heavily on memory speeds, I'm not tinkering just for fun, but instead for better performance.
I have an A10-5800K APU and I've ran it with a 1866MHz 8GB kit for a while, then I decided I'll buy a 2400MHz 8GB stick to swap it out so I can later have another stick if I need it. I looked up a few tests and they all showed improvement over the 1866MHz so I bought the Savage but once I swapped the sticks, set the O.C.D.P. (I guess it's the XMP equivalent of AMD or something?) something was not right. It has 2 modes, Profile 1 with 2400MHz, which just crashes after a few seconds into a game, and Profile 2, with 2133MHz setting, which performs HALF, yes, HALF the frames of the 1866MHz kit! I tinkered with the timings, all the way from like 9-10-10-28 to it's recommended 11-13-13-30 and it still isn't getting better. I managed to get it right about a week ago, but I tested a used memory kit for my friend and after I put back my own stick it went back to bad again.
Any ideas? Please remember, this is an APU we're talking about and it relies heavily on memory speeds, I'm not tinkering just for fun, but instead for better performance.