Doing_Ur_Mom

Well i did it and it still boots up in safe mode

are you sure it says in the specs that the voltage is 1.35. I dont want to fry my computer

So a couple days ago, the ram that i ordered arrives(link attached) and it was stated both on amazon and on the packaging. I take the old. Ram out of the computer and slap the new ones in. I go to task manager and it says 2133mHz. I go to bios and simply enable xmp at 3000mHz and the computer goes into safe mode. I go back to bios and after testing, i realise the max speed is 2400mHz. I will link the page. system specs: cpu: ryzen 5 1600af gpu: rx 560 (ik it is trash) motherboard: https://www.umart.com.au/Asus-Prime-B450-PLUS-AM4-ATX-Motherboard_44994G.html ram :https://www.amazon.com/Team-T-Force-PC4-24000-3000MHz-TLZRD416G3000HC16C01/dp/B07X6YS4HP/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=t+force+16gb+ddr4&qid=1595196494&sprefix=t+force+16&sr=8-3 i dont think any other specs really matter so i wont include them in this list unless requested.

Thanks so much

Oh, so usually if a game says 8gb memory for mini, it is acknowledging the fact that the system memory takes a couple gigs?

I mean rust is a game i want to play but i mean if a game mini is 8gb, is that meaning available memory for the game or does it just mean 8gb of ram?

If a games recommended memory is 8gb and i have an 2 4gbs and the system uses 2.5gb, the available memory is 5.5 so if a games recommended memory is 8gb but i only have 5.5gb will it still run smoothly?