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was wondering if its possible at all to make ram run at a higher frequency than the mobo supports, my z370-e supports only up to 4000mhz and i got 4266 lol... my mistake, so just wondering if its even possible to run 4266, and if anyone has good timings/sub timings for 4000mhz or even 3600 mhz? been fiddling around with timings/mhz for a few days and with aida64/memtest they arent 100% stable but during gaming it is basically stable since nothing crashes, but yea any advice is appreciated! rig in sig if required

CPU: Intel i7 8700k || Motherboard: Asus Z370-E ROG || RAM: Corsair 4266 2x8gb || GPU: Sapphire r9 280x tri-x || Case: Corsair 780t || 

Storage: Samsung 850 Evo 250GB, 1TB Segate Barracuda HDD || PSU: Seasonic M12II Evo 850w || Display: AOC i2367FH 1920x1080p 23 Inch ||

CPU Cooler: Corsair h80 || Keyboard: Corsair Strafe || Mouse: Corsair Scimitar || Headset: Hyper X Cloud II || OS: Windows 10 ||

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TBH i dont know, but i would say that it isn't going to boot

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