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XMP??? What Am I Missing?

Broth3rz
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7 minutes ago, Broth3rz said:

I have this motherboard: https://www.gigabyte.com/us/Motherboard/Z370P-D3-rev-10 I don't see ANYTHING that says XMP or Profile 1, nothing. Things are grey'd out. My RAM is running at 2133 and I need to set it to 2666. What am I missing? I don't see where to change it???

You will find XMP under Advanced CPU Core Settings, which is here on your second picture:

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XMP would be on disabled by default and you can set it to Profile1/Profile2 (depending on what works).

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According to the manual it's the next item after the one you show on the last page.

Then there's one in Advanced memory settings" as well.

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12 minutes ago, Broth3rz said:

Still don't see it?

What CPU are you using?

EDIT: and RAM set for that matter?

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I3-8100. I believe I remember changing it before. The last 2 images show ALL of the options.

 

EDIT: Now looking at the CPU I think it can only do 2400... I did downgrade from an I5 so that's why I remember changing it..

 

But even 2400 is faster then 2133, I don't see XMP anywhere.

 

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Tried "memory enhancement settings"?

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4 minutes ago, Broth3rz said:

I3-8100. I believe I remember changing it before. The last 2 images show ALL of the options.

XMP (Extreme Memory Profile) should be the fifth setting, counting from the bottom in the Advanced CPU settings window.

The motherboard manual does mention a compatible CPU+RAM set should be installed for it to appear at all though.

 

Is your memory rated for a higher speed than 2133Mhz? Is it installed in memory slots 2&4? Have you tried updating the BIOS?

"We're all in this together, might as well be friends" Tom, Toonami.

 

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The BIOS is up to date. I posted the memory link up a post, 2666 is it's max.

 

I have them in 1 & 3. EVen Speccy says its Duel instead of Single channel now.

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Then that board probably doesn't want to let you use XMP with an i3. 

You might be able to make RAM run at 2400 but by setting everything manually.

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I guess I need to sell this I3 8100 then. I swore I did it long ago when I had an I5... so this motherboard not letting me with an I3 ... thats a thing?

 

Whats the best and cheapest I5 to buy nowadays? The deal. 

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Seems it's standard actually.

 

Intel has an XMP "QVL" Excel sheet here https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/gaming/extreme-memory-profile-xmp.html

 

There is no i3 in there, so guess XMP is not a thing on i3s. 

 

Why the downgrade anyway?

 

Also I really doubt you'd see any difference between 2133 and 2400 with such a part anyway.

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I built it for my mom and she had limited cash. There was some issue I forget and I had to return for the cash which meant it went to the I3. What I5 is the best deal?

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I mean if it's for web browsing / office there's no reason to worry about RAM frequency in the slightest...

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She died 3 days after she got it, didn't get to use it... so now I do.

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