[SOLVED] i dont have xmp option even tho my motherboard supports it for my cpu

[YousefXPlayz]

this is my build:
i5 10400f
1660 ti
16gb ram
h510 s2h

and i cant find xmp option in the bios or any ram profile
even tho my CPU and motherboard supports it

 

[logainofhades]

You should consult your manual. 2-5/page 23 has the info you are looking for.

https://download.gigabyte.com/FileL...1002_e.pdf?v=8f418a35a6c8bd2de9c057857fe10b98

 

[YousefXPlayz]

You should consult your manual. 2-5/page 23 has the info you are looking for.

https://download.gigabyte.com/FileL...1002_e.pdf?v=8f418a35a6c8bd2de9c057857fe10b98

yea in the pic it shows that there is an extreme memory profile X.M.P that's the whole point of the question in that I don't have that setting in my bios even tho it supports it

 

[Bob.B]

this is my build:
i5 10400f
1660 ti
16gb ram
h510 s2h

and i cant find xmp option in the bios or any ram profile
even tho my CPU and motherboard supports it

How many ram slots are on the mobo?

 

[boju]

Mind showing screenshots of bios screens.

Anyways, regardless if xmp is there or not, 2666 is maximum you can run with 10th gen i5 on 510 chipset. i7/i9 up to 2933, that is by default without having to enable xmp as ram speed automatically adjusts to the cpu's memory controller.

Not being restricted to cpu memory controller starts with B560 chipset. That's if you want faster ram above 2666.