D Doomslayer New member May 4, 2015 #21 Vault-Tec said: No. Usually memory has an XMP setting that will set it up to the factory settings. Just enable XMP in the bios and it should set everything up for you according to the spec of the RAM. Click to expand... TBH i'm not really a fan of XMP, For me it cause more problems so i just do it manually now it's really not that hard.
Vault-Tec said: No. Usually memory has an XMP setting that will set it up to the factory settings. Just enable XMP in the bios and it should set everything up for you according to the spec of the RAM. Click to expand... TBH i'm not really a fan of XMP, For me it cause more problems so i just do it manually now it's really not that hard.
Wraith Bettyswollocks May 4, 2015 #22 King of Old School said: TBH i'm not really a fan of XMP, For me it cause more problems so i just do it manually now it's really not that hard. Click to expand... Like wise if memory doesn't run at stock then some RAM clocking is always on the cards.
King of Old School said: TBH i'm not really a fan of XMP, For me it cause more problems so i just do it manually now it's really not that hard. Click to expand... Like wise if memory doesn't run at stock then some RAM clocking is always on the cards.
if memory doesn't run at stock then some RAM clocking is always on the cards.
