ram oc

My z690 mobo advertises DDR4 speeds up to 5333mhz, my XMP profile to 3600mhz doesnt even boot Heres my specs: CPU: 12600k OC to 5ghz-P cores, 4ghz-E cores MOBO: Asus Prime D4 Z690-P RAM: 2x16gb Vengeance LPX 3600mhz 19-22-22-36 (advertised timings) CASE: Corsair 275R Airflow CPU Cooler: Arctic...

I am having I3 10100f and know that with new B560 intel chipset I can OC the ram to 3600Mhz but not all the motherboards do that So which one of these motherboards can OC the ram speed with i3 10100F? Asus prime h560M-K ASRock B560M Pro4 Msi B560M A Pro And Is Asrock motherboards are good??

Hey. Using the Crucial Ballistax 3000 mhz Ram, and set it to 3600, is that okay, everything else auto? Was wondering about ram timings completely new to this, so I just went into BIOS and set it at the speed. The first time it crashed, the second time it did not, and I used intel burn test...

So I recently upgraded my PC and I am noticing that my system is not recognizing the 3200Mhz DDR4 as being 3200Mhz. Instead it sets the speed at 2133Mhz. I have researched as much as I could really without becoming annoyed and I am just honestly worried about setting anything in BIOS for fear of...

Hello guys, I have a question about RAM OC, I am not that informed about it. Days ago I tried to change my RAM from 2133 to 3200 by entering the BIOS and changing the XMP profile, but my PC just reboots and I removed the cmos to reset my mbo's settings. So my question is can I switch my RAM...

Board: MSI A320M Pro-E So I recently upgraded my R3 2200G to R5 3600 and after the bios update I'm not able to turn on XMP. I need to OC it manually and I have no idea how. Can anyone help me?

first of all, i know its old hw, so i think it should be well known here: its an older architecture i want to build, so i guess it s good known here i want to use as platform (mobo) the p9x79 deluxe in combination with the 4930k (to ensure the pci-e 3.0 compatibility), no question about that...

Hi there, I recently bought a new PC (my first one so bear with me) and noticed that my ram runs only on 2133Mhz. So naturally I did some research, dug into my BIOS and found out that the XMP profile was already chosen and the scaler was on Auto 32.00, and from what I read, when the PC boots up...