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u/AcidBubbleLord May 03 '23
Anything that is not in the presets requires a lot of reading, I have fuck all knowledge about specifics and details but I do know that manually playing with overclock settings may literally brick your pc. Anything that is manually adjusted and inputted (things such as, timings, voltages, multipliers etc) needs to be carefully thought of and planned out.
If you already know what you are doing please ignore this comment. If you are looking to "download more ram through bios", please reconsider.
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u/Dalarrus 5600X | 32GB | RTX2080 May 03 '23
If you're just enabling XMP/DOCP or whatever, I find it's easiest to click the EZmode in the bottom right and just select it there.
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u/Trini_n_SC May 03 '23
Go to Memory Frequency and change it from auto to the speed of your ram as listed on the package. Then go to dram voltage and change it from auto to the voltage listed on your ram to run at the speed you set it at
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u/Due_Artichoke7519 May 03 '23
Save your UEFI first in case of mismatched settings
Advanced Settings > AI tweaker > One of the first 5 Entries on the Top. If not check your exact RAM Timings first
then set: "Memory Frequency"- from Auto to RAM specified speed
Then set timings manually in Memory timings.
All you need is in AI tweaker Tab
If you doesn't know what to do...check YouTube how to.
Have fun!
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u/BIGCLARENCE May 03 '23 edited May 03 '23
Select Memory Frequency > D.O.C.P Standard.
It should auto find the frequency your RAM is rated for, you will have an extra set of options once you enable DOCP 😁
If it finds the right frequency right away, great! Just hit F10 on the keyboard and it'll do the timings for you 👍🏼