How to enable XMP profile on ROG STRIX B360-F gaming

[debgram]

It only has a disabled, no option for enabled. My RAM was enabled in my old MB.

 

[avalon096]

In motherboard bios... Go to xmp select it.. And it will show two profiles.... Profile#1 and profile #2

Select the first one, save and your pc will restart... And xmp will be successfully enabled

 

[debgram]

In motherboard bios... Go to xmp select it.. And it will show two profiles.... Profile#1 and profile #2

Select the first one, save and your pc will restart... And xmp will be successfully enabled

 

[debgram]

I don't have that, all it says is disabled. But I guess it doesn't matter cause I read it won't help the 2133 RAM

 

[avalon096]

Give me your motherboards model number, full name and I will check it out for you

 

[Deleted member 217926]

B360 only supports DDR4 2133, 2400 and 2666. What model RAM do you have?

https://www.gamersnexus.net/guides/3277-intel-b360-vs-z370-chipset-differences-benchmark-h370

 

[debgram]

G.SKILL Ripjaws 4 Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 2133 (PC4 17000) Memory Kit Model F4-2133C15D-8GRR

B360 only supports DDR4 2133, 2400 and 2666. What model RAM do you have?

https://www.gamersnexus.net/guides/3277-intel-b360-vs-z370-chipset-differences-benchmark-h370

 

[Deleted member 217926]

It's DDR4 2133. It will run at its rated speed when you plug it in. It doesn't have any XMP profiles associated with it since basic, default DDR4 is always 2133. So the RAM doesn't have any XMP profiles to load.

 

[debgram]

DRAM Freq. 1064.9 NB freq. 3790.7

so is it running at 2133?

It's DDR4 2133. It will run at its rated speed when you plug it in. It doesn't have any XMP profiles associated with it since basic, default DDR4 is always 2133. So the RAM doesn't have any XMP profiles to load.

 

[Deleted member 217926]

Yep. DDR = double data rate. It sends information on both the rising and falling edges of the clock cycle. RAM is sold at the effective speed not the actual speed. Programs like CPU-Z read the actual speed and you have to double that for the effective speed. My DDR4 3200 reads as 1600 in CPU-Z etc.

DDR4 defaults at 2133. You'd have to underclock to go slower.

 

[debgram]

You wouldn't want it to go slower, right? So my RAM is ok, great. Thanks

Yep. DDR = double data rate. It sends information on both the rising and falling edges of the clock cycle. RAM is sold at the effective speed not the actual speed. Programs like CPU-Z read the actual speed and you have to double that for the effective speed. My DDR4 3200 reads as 1600 in CPU-Z etc.

DDR4 defaults at 2133. You'd have to underclock to go slower.