How to sett Ram to 2400
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Tradesman1
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Make sure you have the latest BIOS, enable XMP and select profile 1. Note: with your CPU you will need a decent OC and may need to add some MC (memory controller) voltage
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MERGED QUESTION
Question from Tharayman : "Timings are all messed up."
Question from Tharayman : "Timings are all messed up."
Tharayman :
<<Inappropriate language removed from title by moderator>>
I have just installed a new set of 4 x 8GB G Skill TridentX 2400 CL10 memory sticks.
The sticks set themselves to run at 2133mhz 10-10-12-31 no matter what XMP i choose or what numbers I manually enter in bios. And no, they will not run stable with those timings Guessing it must be a motherboard/bios problem, but what can I do? I have tried setting bios back to UEFI defaults, but that did not help at all.
System:
Asrock Z77 Pro4 Bios version 1.80
I5 2500K running@stock
I have just installed a new set of 4 x 8GB G Skill TridentX 2400 CL10 memory sticks.
The sticks set themselves to run at 2133mhz 10-10-12-31 no matter what XMP i choose or what numbers I manually enter in bios. And no, they will not run stable with those timings Guessing it must be a motherboard/bios problem, but what can I do? I have tried setting bios back to UEFI defaults, but that did not help at all.
System:
Asrock Z77 Pro4 Bios version 1.80
I5 2500K running@stock
bignastyid :
MERGED QUESTION
Question from Tharayman : "Timings are all messed up."
Question from Tharayman : "Timings are all messed up."
Tharayman :
<<Inappropriate language removed from title by moderator>>
I have just installed a new set of 4 x 8GB G Skill TridentX 2400 CL10 memory sticks.
The sticks set themselves to run at 2133mhz 10-10-12-31 no matter what XMP i choose or what numbers I manually enter in bios. And no, they will not run stable with those timings Guessing it must be a motherboard/bios problem, but what can I do? I have tried setting bios back to UEFI defaults, but that did not help at all.
System:
Asrock Z77 Pro4 Bios version 1.80
I5 2500K running@stock
I have just installed a new set of 4 x 8GB G Skill TridentX 2400 CL10 memory sticks.
The sticks set themselves to run at 2133mhz 10-10-12-31 no matter what XMP i choose or what numbers I manually enter in bios. And no, they will not run stable with those timings Guessing it must be a motherboard/bios problem, but what can I do? I have tried setting bios back to UEFI defaults, but that did not help at all.
System:
Asrock Z77 Pro4 Bios version 1.80
I5 2500K running@stock
Now it has started powering up by itself at random times as well. I am not enjoying the magic here
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