Specs:
MB: GA-X58A-UD3R
CPU: Xeon X5690
GPU: GTX 1050 ti
RAM: F3-2400C11Q-16GXM
Storage: ST32000641AS 2000 GB
In the title. I've manually overclocked both my CPU and RAM by using the base clock instead of using the memory multiplier since whenever I apply it, there are no changes whatsoever, even with properly configured RAM timings and voltage. Say were I to select 16X for the memory timer, it would apply successfully and boot to Windows, however, it wouldn't change the FSBRAM ratio and would still have the same frequency, and when I go back into the bios, it still says 16X. Even when I try turning down the frequency below 10X, the same thing happens. I would very much appreciate any help since I've done a ton of research and have found no forums or articles on this issue and I'm frustrated by the fact I'm not able to achieve the frequency on my RAM, even with the appropriate settings. I'm very new to overclocking and I'm might be missing something obvious. If you guys need any more additional info, I'd be happy to help.
MB: GA-X58A-UD3R
CPU: Xeon X5690
GPU: GTX 1050 ti
RAM: F3-2400C11Q-16GXM
Storage: ST32000641AS 2000 GB
In the title. I've manually overclocked both my CPU and RAM by using the base clock instead of using the memory multiplier since whenever I apply it, there are no changes whatsoever, even with properly configured RAM timings and voltage. Say were I to select 16X for the memory timer, it would apply successfully and boot to Windows, however, it wouldn't change the FSBRAM ratio and would still have the same frequency, and when I go back into the bios, it still says 16X. Even when I try turning down the frequency below 10X, the same thing happens. I would very much appreciate any help since I've done a ton of research and have found no forums or articles on this issue and I'm frustrated by the fact I'm not able to achieve the frequency on my RAM, even with the appropriate settings. I'm very new to overclocking and I'm might be missing something obvious. If you guys need any more additional info, I'd be happy to help.