Is this a fake ram

[pchelp]

On 5/19/2024 at 6:22 PM, DoctorNick said:

As you can see from before and after it uses 2400mhz for both docp and auto. If you want to check for difference, check timings in hwinfo with both docp enabled and disabled. Use whatever uses the lowest timings (lowest numbers is faster)

Thank you. Last question, what module's timing should I check? HWInfo is showing timings for 1200mhz, 1066.70mhz, 933.30mh, 800.00mhz, 666.70mhz. Or should I check for module timings of all these together?

[DoctorNick]

16 hours ago, pchelp said:

Thank you. Last question, what module's timing should I check? HWInfo is showing timings for 1200mhz, 1066.70mhz, 933.30mh, 800.00mhz, 666.70mhz. Or should I check for module timings of all these together?

Highest clock speed at lowest timings (lowest numbers) check hwinfo or SPD in bios for the actual timings. 

[pchelp]

On 5/29/2024 at 11:05 AM, DoctorNick said:

Highest clock speed at lowest timings (lowest numbers) check hwinfo or SPD in bios for the actual timings. 

That means out of the highlighted, whatever option's CL is more I stick with it?

https://imgur.com/a/DJlej6T

[DoctorNick]

27 minutes ago, pchelp said:

That means out of the highlighted, whatever option's CL is more I stick with it?

https://imgur.com/a/DJlej6T

Yes but as mentioned earlier, weeks ago. Then its likely that the sticks is the same as the 3200 kit earlier, so try those settings instead:

3200mhz

16-18-18-38 (in bios 16-18-18-18-38),

this is primary timings, leave the rest on auto. You need to disable XMP (docp) in bios and set ths manually.

at dram voltage 1.35v