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This was the reply to the email I sent. "RAM runs at a standard speed when not under load. If you would like to overclock your RAM to run at full speed all the time, you can enable the XMP (Extreme Memory Profile) overclocking profile for your RAM. RAM will always post at standard speeds...

That is good to know for the future, thank you! Should I try these tests even though I had noticeable issues when I did enable XMP the first time? Multiple BSOD, internet page errors, etc. Was getting pretty frequent issues and have no issues with XMP disabled. Are these tests worth doing with...

Thanks for this info. I'm going to try this route and see what they say then will take others advice about updating the BIOS/Chipset driver.

It was a prebuilt system so that's a good question. I assume they would be however I am not 100% on that. Suppose that does make sense that maybe it is the 4 resulting in lower stable maximum.

Hey everyone! Curious if this is a fairly normal thing for my RAM to be running at. I was recently told to enable XMP in bios to up my MHz but in doing so I was receiving some webpage errors (internet status breakpoint), a BSD error (DPC Watchdog Violation), and another stating some kernal...