1866 mhz works on 1333 mhz

[Phaanty]

sorry for reopen this post but seems last one got old.
old post: hello guys i just got a new pc. i5 3470 3.2 ghz. radeon hd 7850 xfx core edition. motherboard P8Z77-V LX2 and 4gb x2 Kingston HyperX 1866 mhz but it works on 1333. i updated bios but still not helped, when i try to change it manually computer did not turn on. so maybe anyone can explane me what to do

addition: ok guys i take picture of my AI TWEAK

please help me if possible. AI overlock tuner has only Auto and manual there is no profile 1. I tryied 1600 mhz ram it worked on auto. and one more note my motherboard memory slots doesnt work on parallel, i mean it works only on blue and black, double blue doesnt working. i hope somebody can help me to get 1866 mhz from this picture

 

[Guest]

disable epu and select xmp in ai overclock tuner

 

[Poprin]

The maximum rated memory frequency for the 3470 is 1600mhz, as it is not a K series processor 1866 RAM is basically of no use. The best thing to do is in the overlock tuner is to set the overclock profile to XMP. Then it should match the RAM's XMP profiles to the supported clock speed of your processor.

 

[Poprin]

Also if you use autotune it will adjust your base clock above 100mhz, if it does set it back to 100mhz for stability but leave the CPU stepping.

 

[Phaanty]

The maximum rated memory frequency for the 3470 is 1600mhz, as it is not a K series processor 1866 RAM is basically of no use. The best thing to do is in the overlock tuner is to set the overclock profile to XMP. Then it should match the RAM's XMP profiles to the supported clock speed of your processor.

you mean i cant use 1866 mhz on my processor?

 

[Phaanty]

disable epu and select xmp in ai overclock tuner

there is only Auto and Manual mode here, should i select manual? after this it shows fraquency 100.0

 

[Poprin]

Maybe the RAM you have does not support Intel XMP profiles... but I think it should. You can use 1866mhz RAM but I don't think you will get it to run at 1866mhx with that processor to be honest. You would be better with 1600mhz and make sure it has intel XMP profile as it just makes life easier.

 

[Phaanty]

Maybe the RAM you have does not support Intel XMP profiles... but I think it should. You can use 1866mhz RAM but I don't think you will get it to run at 1866mhx with that processor to be honest. You would be better with 1600mhz and make sure it has intel XMP profile as it just makes life easier.

this is a new PC i still have warranty people who sold it have no idea how to change, so if it wont work at 1866 ill simply change ram or motherboard

 

[Poprin]

Whoever sold you that computer has no idea how to build a computer.

 

[Phaanty]

Whoever sold you that computer has no idea how to build a computer.

yeah thats it, its my country called Georgia. anyway thanks for help

 

[shortstuff_mt]

The line you have highlighted is for the CPU speed, not the RAM. You should see the XMP profile under memory frequency. You may also need to change the CPU bus speed : DRAM speed radio mode. The motherboard owners manual is your friend. Have you thoroughly read through the section in the owners manual about configuring the BIOS?

 

[Phaanty]

The line you have highlighted is for the CPU speed, not the RAM. You should see the XMP profile under memory frequency. You may also need to change the CPU bus speed : DRAM speed radio mode. The motherboard owners manual is your friend. Have you thoroughly read through the section in the owners manual about configuring the BIOS?

i did not highlight, i was just random position, No but ill try it