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Can't enable XMP - BIOS not saving - RAM?

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    #32
    [Deleted User]
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    diyeys wrote: »
    What's your RAM Grahamer72?

    Hyperx Predator 3200Mhz


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    #33
    diyeys
    Registered Users Posts: 77 ✭✭diyeys


    So, right now I have the following settings:
    System Memory multiplier to: 32
    DRAM Voltage (CH A/B): 1.35V

    This is my current CPU-Z settings:
    https://imgur.com/LWxfLuD

    The system is stable currently at 3200MHZ, but if I set the System Memory multiplier to 34 once windows start I get a BSOD everytime.


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    #34
    wotzgoingon
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    3200MHz is still pretty good tbh.

    Sure the RAM Grahamer72 has is also 3200MHz.

    You could tighten the timings at 3200MHz if you wanted but I wouldn't bother since it is stable already unless you want to mess around with it till you find a stable timing settings.


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    #35
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    I would imagine a future BIOS update will increase RAM compatability across all X570 boards.


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    #36
    diyeys
    Registered Users Posts: 77 ✭✭diyeys


    wotzgoingon wrote: »
    3200MHz is still pretty good tbh.

    Sure the RAM Grahamer72 has is also 3200MHz.

    You could tighten the timings at 3200MHz if you wanted but I wouldn't bother since it is stable already unless you want to mess around with it till you find a stable timing settings.

    Thanks for the help again. I am actually happy enough now as it is stable. Just a question, is there a benefit of changing the timings compared to leave them as they are?


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    #37
    wotzgoingon
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    Leave it at 3200MHz and try these settings below:

    Go into Advanced Memory settings/Memory subtimings and set:

    CAS Latency: 16

    tRCDRD: 18

    tRCDWR: 18

    tRP: 18

    tRAS: 36

    tRC: 68

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    Leave all the other settings on auto. Try that anyway and see how you get on.


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    #38
    diyeys
    Registered Users Posts: 77 ✭✭diyeys


    Will do as soon as I get home, thanks


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    #39
    wotzgoingon
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    How did you get on?


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    #40
    diyeys
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    wotzgoingon wrote: »
    How did you get on?

    Looks like it is working so far :). Thanks


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    #41
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    FYI. There's a new BIOS update for the Elite.


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    #42
    diyeys
    Registered Users Posts: 77 ✭✭diyeys


    [Deleted User] wrote: »
    FYI. There's a new BIOS update for the Elite.

    Yes thank you, I am flashing tomorrow. Didn't solve the problem for some people though. I'll report back


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