[SOLVED] XMP Problem

[marioberchi23]

Yo is there a way to overclock my ram to just 3000 mhz?I have a gigabyte a320m-h motherboard and in the bios i can only find the enable xmp option wich overclocks it to my memories max frequency (3200 mhz) and that frequency is not stable i think because of my motherboard and i get crashes and buescreens here and there.And since i put the xmp off (memory running at 2133 mhz) i am not getting anymore bluescreens or crashes but performance is a bit worse so i want to try and set them at 3000 mhz and see if it is more stable but i don't know how.

 

[SkyNetRising]

is there a way to overclock my ram to just 3000 mhz?I have a gigabyte a320m-h motherboard

Yes there is.
Switch to advanced mode, manual overclocking mode and specify ram frequency manually.

This screen. Memory frequency settings.

 

[marioberchi23]

I browsed through the menu and I can't seem to find it here's some photos where should I click?

https://imgur.com/a/fQHClMx

View: http://imgur.com/a/fQHClMx

 

[SkyNetRising]

I can't seem to find it here's some photos where should I click?

Second image.
System Memory Multiplier and Memory Frequency settings.

What's under third image - Advanced Memory settings?

 

[marioberchi23]

If I click the extreme memory profile only disabled and profile 1 options pop up.Nothing will pop up if I click system memory multiplyer (2nd image) and it will not let me select the memory frequency (mhz) you can see it's grey

 

[marioberchi23]

This is every thing under advanced memory settings

https://imgur.com/a/LckqtPM

View: http://imgur.com/gallery/LckqtPM

 

[Endre]

Yo is there a way to overclock my ram to just 3000 mhz?I have a gigabyte a320m-h motherboard and in the bios i can only find the enable xmp option wich overclocks it to my memories max frequency (3200 mhz) and that frequency is not stable i think because of my motherboard and i get crashes and buescreens here and there.And since i put the xmp off (memory running at 2133 mhz) i am not getting anymore bluescreens or crashes but performance is a bit worse so i want to try and set them at 3000 mhz and see if it is more stable but i don't know how.

Generally (but not always) DDR4 modules have two XMP profiles.
Please try loading the XMP Profile #2 (if it exists).
Maybe the second profile is more stable.

 

[marioberchi23]

Generally (but not always) DDR4 modules have two XMP profiles.
Please try loading the XMP Profile #2 (if it exists).
Maybe the second profile is more stable.

it s just 1 profile

 

[SkyNetRising]

Here.
Change System Memory multiplier from Auto to 30.

 

[Endre]

it s just 1 profile

Mine as well (1 profile)...

 

[marioberchi23]

Here.
Change System Memory multiplier from Auto to 30.

I told you in the comment above that if i click / enter the System Memory Multiplyer nothing will come up

 

[SkyNetRising]

Then turn off XMP.
That should allow setting System Memory Multiplier manually.