i have a ram of 2666mhz and the motherboard asus prime a320m-a say recommend 2667 is this the same or no? when in bios the ram speed is 2666 when i enable docp it is the 2667 so is this the same or no and should i keep it disabled or no thank you my cpu is r5 1600x
is 2666mhz the same as 2667mhz?
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Question from roudy-s : "In general should d.o.c.p be enabled or no?"
As the question say should i enable the d.o.c.p profile in general or no i have these ram
HyperX Fury 8GB (1 x 8GB) 288-Pin DDR4 2666 (PC4 21300) Desktop Memory Black Model HX426C16FB2/8
I have 2 of these ram and i bios they are running at 2666mhz on asus prime a320m-a and thank you please clarify if yes why and if no why and what will i benefit from
Question from roudy-s : "In general should d.o.c.p be enabled or no?"
As the question say should i enable the d.o.c.p profile in general or no i have these ram
HyperX Fury 8GB (1 x 8GB) 288-Pin DDR4 2666 (PC4 21300) Desktop Memory Black Model HX426C16FB2/8
I have 2 of these ram and i bios they are running at 2666mhz on asus prime a320m-a and thank you please clarify if yes why and if no why and what will i benefit from
Unless it was 2133 or 2400, higher speed practically requires you to enable XMP or DOCP to get the rated speed. Unless you get some HyperX Fury where the SPD has the same timings as the XMP for those stubborn OEM PC like Dell.
And from the merged question you do have HyperX Fury, so it wont matter using SPD or XMP as they are programmed the same. I bought a kit for my Dell Inspiron 5675 Ryzen 1700X as that system will not use XMP and has to rely on programmed SPD timing. Some people were mad their 3000 kit of other brands would only run at 2666 in the Ryzen Dells.
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