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3 minutes ago, LinusTechDips said:

DDR4-* with values from 1000something up to 4000 if i remember correctly (3200 and higher are there for sure).

Could you try something? Turn off XMP and make sure that your dram voltage is set to 1.35 volts. Then set your dram frequency to something like 2800 MHz (make sure the target BCLK in yellow is at 100 MHz) and then see if it loads. If that works step it up to 3000 then 3200.

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11 minutes ago, DocSwag said:

Strange.... Yes. Try running some memory tests to make sure it's stable. If it is... That's weird but at least it works! 

Which memory tests do you recommend? :)

 

@Edit: I'm running memtest 86+

Also found on G.skill site that if XMP profile fails i should set the values manually. :)

 

Thanks and sorry for the hassle. I'm preety new to OC'ing. :P

 

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56 minutes ago, LinusTechDips said:

Which memory tests do you recommend? :)

 

@Edit: I'm running memtest 86+

Also found on G.skill site that if XMP profile fails i should set the values manually. :)

 

Thanks and sorry for the hassle. I'm preety new to OC'ing. :P

 

No worries! 

 

Memtest is good. I'm pretty sure it tells you if you're getting errors so that's good for making sure it's 100% stable. 

 

We've all been where you're at before. :)  

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48 minutes ago, DocSwag said:

No worries! 

 

Memtest is good. I'm pretty sure it tells you if you're getting errors so that's good for making sure it's 100% stable. 

 

We've all been where you're at before. :)  

Seems its all good. Just ran the complete test. Passed with no errors. :) Running a second loop just to be sure (i wont use my pc for next hour or two so might as well just leave it) but it seems it works perfect.

So again, thanks for help. :)

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2 hours ago, LinusTechDips said:

Seems its all good. Just ran the complete test. Passed with no errors. :) Running a second loop just to be sure (i wont use my pc for next hour or two so might as well just leave it) but it seems it works perfect.

So again, thanks for help. :)

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