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Hi.

 

I have 16gb of DDR4 3200Ghz and for some reason when I put an xmp profile it makes my CPU go above its turbo boost speed.

 

It may be harmful for the cpu and I was wondering if anyone knew a way which would prevent this (ASUS Bios)

PC SPECS

 

I7-8700 (non K)

 

GTX 1070

 

Corsair H100x AIO

 

16GB DDR4 Crucial ram (2133mhz)

 

Prime Z370-A Motherboard

 

Gamemax Falcon (White)

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Logitech G305

 

Corsair Strafe MX RED

 

Blue Yeti /w arm

 

JVC (Headphones)

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@Derrk What is the normal voltage for i7-8700 none k

PC SPECS

 

I7-8700 (non K)

 

GTX 1070

 

Corsair H100x AIO

 

16GB DDR4 Crucial ram (2133mhz)

 

Prime Z370-A Motherboard

 

Gamemax Falcon (White)

----------------------------------------------------------

Peripherals

 

Logitech G305

 

Corsair Strafe MX RED

 

Blue Yeti /w arm

 

JVC (Headphones)

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@Derrk How do I see the voltage? Is it inside the Bios?

 

If it is high do I immediately change back to default?

PC SPECS

 

I7-8700 (non K)

 

GTX 1070

 

Corsair H100x AIO

 

16GB DDR4 Crucial ram (2133mhz)

 

Prime Z370-A Motherboard

 

Gamemax Falcon (White)

----------------------------------------------------------

Peripherals

 

Logitech G305

 

Corsair Strafe MX RED

 

Blue Yeti /w arm

 

JVC (Headphones)

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If you've turned on an XMP profile and left everything else go, you have nothing to worry about. Nothing will be damaged, even in the long term. People daily drive these CPU's (the K version that is) at and above 5Ghz which requires well more voltage than you're seeing currently, or will ever see for that matter.

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@TempestCatto So I just enable XMP profile #1 (I didnt create that btw its just there)

PC SPECS

 

I7-8700 (non K)

 

GTX 1070

 

Corsair H100x AIO

 

16GB DDR4 Crucial ram (2133mhz)

 

Prime Z370-A Motherboard

 

Gamemax Falcon (White)

----------------------------------------------------------

Peripherals

 

Logitech G305

 

Corsair Strafe MX RED

 

Blue Yeti /w arm

 

JVC (Headphones)

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@TempestCatto Its sits around 1.3 on the motherboard and 1.5 on the ram is this ok as well as 4.20 to 4.60 cpu speed I manged to turn up to 3000ghz

PC SPECS

 

I7-8700 (non K)

 

GTX 1070

 

Corsair H100x AIO

 

16GB DDR4 Crucial ram (2133mhz)

 

Prime Z370-A Motherboard

 

Gamemax Falcon (White)

----------------------------------------------------------

Peripherals

 

Logitech G305

 

Corsair Strafe MX RED

 

Blue Yeti /w arm

 

JVC (Headphones)

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1 minute ago, xReqt said:

@TempestCatto Its sits around 1.3 on the motherboard and 1.5 on the ram is this ok as well as 4.20 to 4.60 cpu speed I manged to turn up to 3000ghz

If you didn't set anything manually, and simply just enabled XMP, everything will still be AUTO. So you'll be fine.

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It said do I want to change intel settings on cpu or something like that I said no and it just went XMP profile 1

PC SPECS

 

I7-8700 (non K)

 

GTX 1070

 

Corsair H100x AIO

 

16GB DDR4 Crucial ram (2133mhz)

 

Prime Z370-A Motherboard

 

Gamemax Falcon (White)

----------------------------------------------------------

Peripherals

 

Logitech G305

 

Corsair Strafe MX RED

 

Blue Yeti /w arm

 

JVC (Headphones)

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PC SPECS

 

I7-8700 (non K)

 

GTX 1070

 

Corsair H100x AIO

 

16GB DDR4 Crucial ram (2133mhz)

 

Prime Z370-A Motherboard

 

Gamemax Falcon (White)

----------------------------------------------------------

Peripherals

 

Logitech G305

 

Corsair Strafe MX RED

 

Blue Yeti /w arm

 

JVC (Headphones)

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@TempestCatto How would I know if there is a problem?

PC SPECS

 

I7-8700 (non K)

 

GTX 1070

 

Corsair H100x AIO

 

16GB DDR4 Crucial ram (2133mhz)

 

Prime Z370-A Motherboard

 

Gamemax Falcon (White)

----------------------------------------------------------

Peripherals

 

Logitech G305

 

Corsair Strafe MX RED

 

Blue Yeti /w arm

 

JVC (Headphones)

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Just now, xReqt said:

@TempestCatto How would I know if there is a problem?

You would know if there's a problem if you have stability issues. Like I said, if the only thing you touched is XMP you have nothing to worry about. If you're still that worried, you could also reset the CMOS and just not touch anything in the BIOS.

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PC SPECS

 

I7-8700 (non K)

 

GTX 1070

 

Corsair H100x AIO

 

16GB DDR4 Crucial ram (2133mhz)

 

Prime Z370-A Motherboard

 

Gamemax Falcon (White)

----------------------------------------------------------

Peripherals

 

Logitech G305

 

Corsair Strafe MX RED

 

Blue Yeti /w arm

 

JVC (Headphones)

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PC SPECS

 

I7-8700 (non K)

 

GTX 1070

 

Corsair H100x AIO

 

16GB DDR4 Crucial ram (2133mhz)

 

Prime Z370-A Motherboard

 

Gamemax Falcon (White)

----------------------------------------------------------

Peripherals

 

Logitech G305

 

Corsair Strafe MX RED

 

Blue Yeti /w arm

 

JVC (Headphones)

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@TempestCatto Yo, from what I see it doesn't go past 1.35 voltage on the cpu

PC SPECS

 

I7-8700 (non K)

 

GTX 1070

 

Corsair H100x AIO

 

16GB DDR4 Crucial ram (2133mhz)

 

Prime Z370-A Motherboard

 

Gamemax Falcon (White)

----------------------------------------------------------

Peripherals

 

Logitech G305

 

Corsair Strafe MX RED

 

Blue Yeti /w arm

 

JVC (Headphones)

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@TempestCatto Yo, its going to around 1.38 now is still ok? My temp increase a bit though ( sits around 45c when gaming now its 55-60c)

 

PC SPECS

 

I7-8700 (non K)

 

GTX 1070

 

Corsair H100x AIO

 

16GB DDR4 Crucial ram (2133mhz)

 

Prime Z370-A Motherboard

 

Gamemax Falcon (White)

----------------------------------------------------------

Peripherals

 

Logitech G305

 

Corsair Strafe MX RED

 

Blue Yeti /w arm

 

JVC (Headphones)

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24 minutes ago, xReqt said:

@TempestCatto Yo, its going to around 1.38 now is still ok? My temp increase a bit though ( sits around 45c when gaming now its 55-60c)

 

It will go up and down with usage unless you force it to something in the BIOS. Everything is still fine.

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