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I think a video on IP phones could be interesting

I don't plan to upgrade, I thought it was odd but I'm just happy it worked, next time I upgrade I'll probably be getting a new board, CPU and faster RAM

Didn't even think to check that, it looks like they were in slot 1 and 3, the manual says 2 and 4. Just like that I can hit 3000 , and it even gets detected in widows properly. I guess it pays to read the manual and not just assume, thank you so much!

I've updated the BIOS to the newest version, unfortunately no change. I even tried going in and adjusting the memory timing, and raising the voltage, and the system will still not boot past 2733MHz

I'll take a look at that and mess with it

I thought I was, but it looks like there have been a few updates recently, one of them for memory overclocking, and just general compatibility issues, I'll update that and see what happens

Thanks for the clarification on the speed with Windows, I never bothered to look that up before, I have tried to just set the DOCP profile, I have tried to manually adjust it, and I have tried both. Regardless of how I try to configure it I can only get 2733, anything above will not post.

So is this more of an issue with the RAM? If I was to go out and buy a different kit of ram is there a chance I can get higher speeds or is it a memory controller issue and I'm screwed pretty much?

I can set the speed back, but anything over 2733MHz will not allow the system to post unfortunately.

So, first off system specs: CPU: Ryzen 7 2700 Mobo: ROG Strix B450-F RAM: 32GB G.Skill Trident Z RGB 3000MHz GPU: 2070 Super I recently bought Red Dead 2, and I just let Nvidia choose the settings for the game. I noticed my FPS was usually between 50-60 with pretty frequent drops into the 40s. I play at 1080p, yes I know a 2070 super is overkill for that resolution, I try to play everything at high refresh rates if possible. Just to test it out, I lowered all in game settings to their absolute lowest settings, and I was still barely getting 80 FPS. I started looking around just to see what might have caused it, and I noticed my RAM speed in windows was only 1367MHz. I went to my BIOS and it shows in there as 2133MHz, better, but still lower than it should. Any attempts I make to change my RAM speed to 3000MHz or above will cause the system to boot loop until I reset the CMOS. The highest stable speed I found was 2733MHz, and even then windows doesn't detect it properly. I know RAM speed can make a pretty big difference with Ryzen, but im pretty confused why its running so much lower.

I'm in the market for an Android smart watch after I ditched my iPhone and Apple watch. I want something that supports Android Wear 2.0, and something that has NFC so I can use Google pay. I'm open to just about any options, I don't need anything with cellular or GPS, but I'm not against it. Having a waterproof or water resistant watch would be nice though. Let me know what you have in mind.

Its still SODIMM, it will fit I just wanted to know if it would work or not

ok thanks

I just got a Dell Inspiron 7559 and I found some spare DDR3 SODIMM Ram in my old laptop. When I opened the back it said DDR3L Only, I want to know what would happen if I were to put DDR3 into a DDR3L Slot.

also, the combo is fine