[SOLVED] HyperX Fury stick deletes X.M.P. from Bios

[RodBlanc]

Hi guys, I would like to get some help.

I have a gskill 2x8gb that works fine with xmp profile at 1866mhz. Now I got a 2x4gb kit Hyperx fury that works out of the box at 1866mhz but doesnt have xmp support. Now when i have all the 24gb instaled it gets 1333mhz because the hyperx deletes the xmp option from the bios, and because of that the 16gb gkill will run ate 1333mhz, making the hyperx also run at 1333.

Maybe overcloking everything to 1866mhz without xmp will work but Im breaking my head trying to make everything work but idk how to

No, I dont have money to buy better components. Im broke and live a poor country everything is stupid expensive and will have to deal with what i got.
I did not bought the HyperX kit, my cousing gave to me in exgrange of a power supply I had extra, and i want to use more than 16gb of ram because of Star Citizen ram eater.

My Setup:
Cpu: i5 7600
Gpu: RTX 3070 from Aliexpress
Motherboard: GA-H170-Gaming 3 DDR3
Ram:
Slot 1: 4GB Kingston HX318C10F/4 1866MHz DDR3
Slot 2: 8GB RipjawsX F3-1866C9S-8GXM DDR3-1866
Slot 3: 4GB Kingston HX318C10F/4 1866MHz DDR3
Slot 4: 8GB RipjawsX F3-1866C9S-8GXM DDR3-1866
Storage: Nvme SSD kingston 240GB

 

[CountMike]

Hi guys, I would like to get some help.

I have a gskill 2x8gb that works fine with xmp profile at 1866mhz. Now I got a 2x4gb kit Hyperx fury that works out of the box at 1866mhz but doesnt have xmp support. Now when i have all the 24gb instaled it gets 1333mhz because the hyperx deletes the xmp option from the bios, and because of that the 16gb gkill will run ate 1333mhz, making the hyperx also run at 1333.

Maybe overcloking everything to 1866mhz without xmp will work but Im breaking my head trying to make everything work but idk how to

No, I dont have money to buy better components. Im broke and live a poor country everything is stupid expensive and will have to deal with what i got.
I did not bought the HyperX kit, my cousing gave to me in exgrange of a power supply I had extra, and i want to use more than 16gb of ram because of Star Citizen ram eater.

My Setup:
Cpu: i5 7600
Gpu: RTX 3070 from Aliexpress
Motherboard: GA-H170-Gaming 3 DDR3
Ram:
Slot 1: 4GB Kingston HX318C10F/4 1866MHz DDR3
Slot 2: 8GB RipjawsX F3-1866C9S-8GXM DDR3-1866
Slot 3: 4GB Kingston HX318C10F/4 1866MHz DDR3
Slot 4: 8GB RipjawsX F3-1866C9S-8GXM DDR3-1866
Storage: Nvme SSD kingston 240GB

That's what's usual result of mixing different RAM specially different speeds and makes/models. DDR3 is relatively forgiving but if BIOS can't handle and adjust each channel separately and if RAM combo like that works at all, it will default to slowest speed possible. If BIOS doesn't find XPM on some sticks, yeah it will disable the option as useless for all sticks.

 

[RodBlanc]

That's what's usual result of mixing different RAM specially different speeds and makes/models. DDR3 is relatively forgiving but if BIOS can't handle and adjust each channel separately and if RAM combo like that works at all, it will default to slowest speed possible. If BIOS doesn't find XPM on some sticks, yeah it will disable the option as useless for all sticks.

I found that i could manually overclock them to 1866, but i have no idea how to overclock ram. I just set them up at 1600 and it worked. Above that it doenst boot. Maybe if i set all the parameters and things those numbers and stuff i could boot at 1866 nice but for now im kinda stuck

 

[RodBlanc]

That's what's usual result of mixing different RAM specially different speeds and makes/models. DDR3 is relatively forgiving but if BIOS can't handle and adjust each channel separately and if RAM combo like that works at all, it will default to slowest speed possible. If BIOS doesn't find XPM on some sticks, yeah it will disable the option as useless for all sticks.

I did it!! Managed to make all four sticks work at 1866mhz, without going throuh overclocking or anything.
I just swaped the order, now it:

Slot 1: 8GB RipjawsX F3-1866C9S-8GXM DDR3-1866
Slot 2: 4GB Kingston HX318C10F/4 1866MHz DDR3
Slot 3: 8GB RipjawsX F3-1866C9S-8GXM DDR3-1866
Slot 4: 4GB Kingston HX318C10F/4 1866MHz DDR3

With that change I could just set the speed to 1866mhz in the bios, and left everything else auto.
Now its working flawlessly.