[SOLVED] Enabling docp profile for ram clock

[genca]

Hi guys, i want to overclock my ram,and i was wondering can i just go to bios>ai tweaker>select docp and then enable docp 3000mhz? Can i enable the first docp profile(3000mhz) or i should enable second which is 2667mhz? Do i need to run any kind of memory test, and if yes, which one(free if possible).
PC:
cpu:ryzen 5 1600
mobo:b350f strix
gpu:rx 570 4gb strix
ram:hyperx predator 2x4gb 3000mhz(non rgb version)
By default it works on 2400mhz

 

[boju]

Yeah try the first docp option.

See here for tips, advice and how-to's to test your ram with memtest.

How To - Troubleshooting problems with PC memory (RAM) and XMP profile configurations

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[CountMike]

Hi guys, i want to overclock my ram,and i was wondering can i just go to bios>ai tweaker>select docp and then enable docp 3000mhz? Can i enable the first docp profile(3000mhz) or i should enable second which is 2667mhz? Do i need to run any kind of memory test, and if yes, which one(free if possible).
PC:
cpu:ryzen 5 1600
mobo:b350f strix
gpu:rx 570 4gb strix
ram:hyperx predator 2x4gb 3000mhz(non rgb version)
By default it works on 2400mhz

Both, DOCP sets RAM according to XMP in RAM and second one sets actual frequency. If you set frequency higher than DOCP/XMP id would overclock further. That may work or not but depends on RAM quality. I set my DOCP to first stage XMP (3000) and frequency to 3600MHz and it works at lower Cl than XMP 3600 shows,