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How do I overclock my ram its currently running at 2133mhz 

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Turn on XMP in the BIOS. 

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9 minutes ago, LukeSavenije said:

depending on what platform you are i have the following step.

 

Ryzen: enable xps profile 2

Intel: enable xmp

Yep this,


You always have to overclock ram to get it to run at the rated speed. Turning on XMp or XPS enables this by default in the bios. Or you can always manually overclock it as well.

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Just now, Thinkfreely said:

Yep this,


You always have to overclock ram to get it to run at the rated speed. Turning on XMp or XPS enables this by default in the bios. Or you can always manually overclock it as well.

xps? the dell series?

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9 minutes ago, Thinkfreely said:

Hey XPS kicked ass back in the day, I still remember rocking a i7 2600k and that sweet sweet case.:D

I don't disagree with you that xps is a bad series. it's just has nothing to do with xmp.

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3 minutes ago, LukeSavenije said:

I don't disagree with you that xps is a bad series. it's just has nothing to do with xmp.

Aren't we both referring to * ryzen profile?

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Just now, Thinkfreely said:

Aren't we both referring to * ryzen profile?

yeah. but xps has nothing to do with that. as far as I know it's both xmp, and not xps. but that might be me

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38 minutes ago, TheRiskk said:

How do I overclock my ram its currently running at 2133mhz 

Can you be more specific about your motherboard and memory?

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