RAM Timings don't match UEFI auto settings

[King Schulz]

I have a new build and everything installed physically and software-illy without much problem. But 3 week in I had a BSOD for a page fault in nonpaged area. Something I remember from the build popped in my head. My UEFI bios is set on auto for RAM timings, but what it shows in the shadowed out line for timings doesn't match what is on my RAM packaging. 9-9-9-24 is on the packaging and the UEFI says 11-11-11-28 on automatic I think.

Could this cause a BSOD? And also, the RAM I have isn't technically on my motherboard's website on the compatibility list. But the exact same series of RAM is in a different size. I have G.Skill Ripjaws X Series. 8GB (2x4gb). The same series of RAM in 16GB and 4GB is on the list. Could this too be a problem?

 

[Tradesman1]

What mobo, CPU and the model # of the DRAM - need info to work with

 

[King Schulz]

What mobo, CPU and the model # of the DRAM - need info to work with

Mobo: Giga GA-Z97X-SLI
CPU: Core i3-4330
RAM: Ripjaw X Series 8GB F3-12800CL9D-8GBXL

 

[Tradesman1]

Make sure you have the latest BIOS, then Enable XMP and set to profile 1 and should be good....if any further problems try raising the DRAM voltage + 0.05

 

[King Schulz]

Make sure you have the latest BIOS, then Enable XMP and set to profile 1 and should be good....if any further problems try raising the DRAM voltage + 0.05

Isn't that basically overclocking my RAM? Why would that solve the problem, and if so, why won't it work stock?

 

[Tradesman1]

At 1600 no, that's the spec for Haswell CPUs. XMP simply set the DRAM up to the specs for the sticks by reading the XMP profile from the SPD of the sticks. These sticks are rated at CL and the BIOS has them running at CL 11 - slower than they are rated, the slower timings can cause problems