Pc memory issue

[Ronin_076]

Hello i recently had an issue with my memory. I wanted to play mw2 and i had an issue were it told me to verify game fileslong story short it had nothing to do with the game files but instead the fix was to turn of xmp on my bios. So today i decides to boost my memory to 3600 manually and the pc just gave up on me i was able to boot it up again thrue using cmos but know im stuck with 32gb of memory which i cant even use to its fullest 

 

is there a way were my memory can run somewhat high without it causingmy pc to give up?

[Blackjack1336]

4 minutes ago, Ronin_076 said:

Hello i recently had an issue with my memory. I wanted to play mw2 and i had an issue were it told me to verify game fileslong story short it had nothing to do with the game files but instead the fix was to turn of xmp on my bios. So today i decides to boost my memory to 3600 manually and the pc just gave up on me i was able to boot it up again thrue using cmos but know im stuck with 32gb of memory which i cant even use to its fullest 

 

is there a way were my memory can run somewhat high without it causingmy pc to give up?

Sounds to me like you need to make a bios update. Maybe the older bios doesn’t support that ram configuration.

[Eigenvektor]

You can try again with slightly lower speed. If full XMP speed causes issues like this, then it's essentially an unstable overclock, possibly caused by the CPU's integrated memory controller.

 

Note that XMP doesn't just increase speed, it'll also adjust (sub-)timings and voltages. If you want to overclock your RAM manually you'll need to do the same, i.e. increase voltage alongside the clock speed and possibly increase timings.