RAM speed help
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RektSkrubz
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- Sep 12, 2015
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Do the B350 bios's have ram timings available to be set manually, like my Crosshair 6?
In my example, if I set the ram speed to 3200 ( rated speed of the Flarex kit I have), then reboot, it goes to 3200 @ 16-16-16-39.
I let it go to Windows, then restart again, hit F2 on the way to get the bios up, and manually set the ram timings to the kit's rated 14-14-14-34.
Where it will then stay forever after, assuming i don't reset it or w/e.
I also have access to all the ram sub timings, which I don't mess with.
If at least the main timings are available to you in the bios, and simply setting XMP does not yield the result you want, this may be a route for you. I cannot say this definitively, since I can't see your bios atm....
*Note. You may need a later bios version than the one you currently have, check mobo maker's website.
For the CH6, more settings became available in later bios's than were available at launch or in the first revisions.
In my example, if I set the ram speed to 3200 ( rated speed of the Flarex kit I have), then reboot, it goes to 3200 @ 16-16-16-39.
I let it go to Windows, then restart again, hit F2 on the way to get the bios up, and manually set the ram timings to the kit's rated 14-14-14-34.
Where it will then stay forever after, assuming i don't reset it or w/e.
I also have access to all the ram sub timings, which I don't mess with.
If at least the main timings are available to you in the bios, and simply setting XMP does not yield the result you want, this may be a route for you. I cannot say this definitively, since I can't see your bios atm....
*Note. You may need a later bios version than the one you currently have, check mobo maker's website.
For the CH6, more settings became available in later bios's than were available at launch or in the first revisions.
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Hello! this video has helped me quite a bit, not just in getting my ram speeds up, but also understanding what your doing in the bios when changing it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZgpHTaQ10k
Its explained by Robert Hallock of AMD and it actually starts at 4:20... He is using a x370 board, but it might help you as well, its not an absolute guide to the whole world, but its a good place to start!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZgpHTaQ10k
Its explained by Robert Hallock of AMD and it actually starts at 4:20... He is using a x370 board, but it might help you as well, its not an absolute guide to the whole world, but its a good place to start!
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