small overclock?

[charbel1011]

2 minutes ago, robinson427 said:

Provide me a link to the RAM you have and I'll look at the specs.

 

What is the DRAM voltage when it's set to auto? Do you have XMP turned on?

yes if of course xmp is turned on. thats why it set automaticly to 1.35. and thats the link https://m.newegg.com/products/N82E16820231888

[charbel1011]

9 minutes ago, robinson427 said:

Provide me a link to the RAM you have and I'll look at the specs.

 

What is the DRAM voltage when it's set to auto? Do you have XMP turned on?

when the dram voltage is set to auto its 1.488v  wth

[charbel1011]

30 minutes ago, robinson427 said:

Provide me a link to the RAM you have and I'll look at the specs.

 

What is the DRAM voltage when it's set to auto? Do you have XMP turned on?

is there something wrong with my dram

voltage?

[robinson427]

1 hour ago, charbel1011 said:

is there something wrong with my dram

voltage?

NewEgg says your RAM is 2400MHz at 1.2v. I haven't a clue why the XMP would turn it up to 1.35v let alone 1.488v because it should be at 1.2v.

 

I'm not familiar with your bios because I only work with MSI motherboards, but you should still be able to manually change the XMP profile. If you can change it, then select the 2400MHz speed and manually type in 1.2v.

 

If that doesn't work, then reset your motherboard to it's factory defaults and see what kind of voltages it's showing. If the voltages are good, then you might have a bad overclock.

 

If none of the above works, then you could have a defective part. Just because the RAM voltage is off doesn't mean it's the RAM messing up. I once had a build that had RAM issues and it turned out to be a defective CPU. 

 

Nonetheless, try manually adjusting the XMP to 2400MHz and 1.2v. If that fails, reset motherboard to default. If that doesn't work, then exchange your RAM for a new set. If that doesn't work, then it's prolly the motherboard or CPU.

[charbel1011]

11 minutes ago, robinson427 said:

NewEgg says your RAM is 2400MHz at 1.2v. I haven't a clue why the XMP would turn it up to 1.35v let alone 1.488v because it should be at 1.2v.

 

I'm not familiar with your bios because I only work with MSI motherboards, but you should still be able to manually change the XMP profile. If you can change it, then select the 2400MHz speed and manually type in 1.2v.

 

If that doesn't work, then reset your motherboard to it's factory defaults and see what kind of voltages it's showing. If the voltages are good, then you might have a bad overclock.

 

If none of the above works, then you could have a defective part. Just because the RAM voltage is off doesn't mean it's the RAM messing up. I once had a build that had RAM issues and it turned out to be a defective CPU. 

 

Nonetheless, try manually adjusting the XMP to 2400MHz and 1.2v. If that fails, reset motherboard to default. If that doesn't work, then exchange your RAM for a new set. If that doesn't work, then it's prolly the motherboard or CPU.

okay once checking the link i sent u. i sent u the wrong ram i have the same ones but with the 3000mhz.

[charbel1011]

15 minutes ago, robinson427 said:

NewEgg says your RAM is 2400MHz at 1.2v. I haven't a clue why the XMP would turn it up to 1.35v let alone 1.488v because it should be at 1.2v.

 

I'm not familiar with your bios because I only work with MSI motherboards, but you should still be able to manually change the XMP profile. If you can change it, then select the 2400MHz speed and manually type in 1.2v.

 

If that doesn't work, then reset your motherboard to it's factory defaults and see what kind of voltages it's showing. If the voltages are good, then you might have a bad overclock.

 

If none of the above works, then you could have a defective part. Just because the RAM voltage is off doesn't mean it's the RAM messing up. I once had a build that had RAM issues and it turned out to be a defective CPU. 

 

Nonetheless, try manually adjusting the XMP to 2400MHz and 1.2v. If that fails, reset motherboard to default. If that doesn't work, then exchange your RAM for a new set. If that doesn't work, then it's prolly the motherboard or CPU.

that's the correct one https://m.newegg.com/products/N82E16820231878 i apologize.

[robinson427]

Unfortunately, you're going to have to troubleshoot. I think a good starting point is to reset the motherboard to default and only enable XMP.

 

Once you've done that go to the bios again and tell us what the DRAM voltage is.

[charbel1011]

7 minutes ago, robinson427 said:

Unfortunately, you're going to have to troubleshoot. I think a good starting point is to reset the motherboard to default and only enable XMP.

 

Once you've done that go to the bios again and tell us what the DRAM voltage is.

well thank you for your help. but i did some google search and the maximum voltage for dram voltage according to intel is 1.65 so im all set with 1.4v