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i need little help regarding overclocking and xmp. <_<  <_<  <_< 

 

 

I can't enable xmp in BIOS. i dunno why and i need some advice

 

 

my system is:

 

mobo: asus B85M-G

CPU: intel G3258

 

 

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What ram are you using?

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If you go into advanced mode, can you set the AI Overclock Tuner (In AI Tweaker) to XMP with profile #1?

 

Edit: Also, this may not be the case, but it may require two sticks since it is dual channel memory? It appears your board is only using one.

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If you go into advanced mode, can you set the AI Overclock Tuner (In AI Tweaker) to XMP with profile #1?

 

Edit: Also, this may not be the case, but it may require two sticks since it is dual channel memory? It appears your board is only using one.

im only using 1 atm.

 

also there is no xmp profile in ai tweaker..

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im only using 1 atm.

 

also there is no xmp profile in ai tweaker..

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Interesting. In that case, I do not know why it is not appearing for you. A quick search did not reveal whether 2 sticks was required for xmp or not. I would check to see if your board is running the latest bios, but beyond that I am not going to be of much help.

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Interesting. In that case, I do not know why it is not appearing for you. A quick search did not reveal whether 2 sticks was required for xmp or not. I would check to see if your board is running the latest bios, but beyond that I am not going to be of much help.

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also, even if i changed the multiplier.... change in speed does not apply... IDK what is happening...

 

 

what version of Bios am i running?

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It tells you bios version at bottom of your image, scroll down to DRAM frequency what options can you set that to?

Are you using the correct save and exit option when you leave the bios after setting the cpu clock? (rather than just exiting) 

 

Can you install CPUZ or something to check the clock speed in windows? you may need to put the CPU under load if you're using power save settings. 

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It tells you bios version at bottom of your image, scroll down to DRAM frequency what options can you set that to?

Are you using the correct save and exit option when you leave the bios after setting the cpu clock? (rather than just exiting) 

 

Can you install CPUZ or something to check the clock speed in windows? you may need to put the CPU under load if you're using power save settings. 

i can assure you that i save before i exited and also i ran cine bench and the cpu only ramps up to 3.2 ghz even the multiplier is changed....

 

ps. i ran at performance mode

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Have you checked to make sure turbo and speed step are off?

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