- Dec 25, 2021
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So I've gotten some New RAM and gone from 1x16gb to 2x16gb the new stick is identical apart from one is 8Gbit chip density and the other is 16Gbit chip density which means different XMP profiles and timings, default XMP both have the same timings but that means only running at 2400 instead of 3200 MHz, both default profiles are CL17-17-17 @1.2v the 16Gbit Ram stick [XMP 1 is 3200MHz CL16-16-16 @1.35v and XMP 2 is 3000 MHz CL15-17-17 @1.35v] the 8Gbit RAM stick [XMP 1 3200 MHz CL16-20-20 @1.35v and XMP 2 is 3000 MHz CL16-19-19 @1.35v] both XMP profiles will just about run but only for 10 minutes or until stressed slightly then I get blue screen and stop error KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR.
Wondering if there is any RAM timing/Configurations that would allow these 2 sets to be compatible without dropping down to 2400 MHz, ive already trued some of the "Try it!" Memory profiles in BIOS around 3200 MHz with no luck having to remove CMOS battery every time to reset.
Wondering if there is any RAM timing/Configurations that would allow these 2 sets to be compatible without dropping down to 2400 MHz, ive already trued some of the "Try it!" Memory profiles in BIOS around 3200 MHz with no luck having to remove CMOS battery every time to reset.
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