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DRAM X.M.P or Auto?

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DRAM is another way to say RAM. If your motherboard, RAM and processor supports XMP, use that. Make sure that all are supported before you go and enable XMP though.

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Wouldn't it not have the XMP option if my hardware didn't support it?

 

Depends on the motherboard manufacturer. Some manufacturers still allow you to change it, even if it's not supported. Others will grey out the option.

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Depends on the motherboard manufacturer. Some manufacturers still allow you to change it, even if it's not supported. Others will grey out the option.

 

A quick search shows that all of your hardware is XMP compatible. It should be fine to enable it. Hope this helps.

"Not breaking it or making it worse is key."

"Bad choices make good stories."

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