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- [SOLVED] - Noob question about DDR5 RAM - Toms Hardware Forum
"4x DDR5 memory slots, supporting up to 128GB 1 Supports 1R 4800 MHz (by JEDEC POR) Max overclocking frequency: 1DPC 1R Max speed up to 6400+ MHz 1DPC 2R Max speed up to 5400+ MHz 2DPC 1R Max speed up to 4000+ MHz 2DPC 2R Max speed up to 4000+ MHz" (support intel XMP 3 0 OC )
- Question - 3200MHz RAM speed without XMP - Toms Hardware Forum
Based on what I know about Lenovo's in general, there is likely no XMP setting available, the motherboard will go off of the JEDEC frequency and timings of the memory you install You will need to find ram with a JEDEC profile of 3200mhz, not an XMP profile of 3200mhz in order for it to run at that frequency
- JEDEC faster than XMP - Toms Hardware Forum
Looking at these timings, does that mean that I can be running this memory at 1954MHz or 1866MHz and still be within JEDEC Spec? I would just need to change all the bios stuff to match the values on the JEDEC6 or 7 setup
- [SOLVED] - Do 3200mhz JEDEC ram sticks run at 3200mhz as default?
Hey, so i have an hp motherboard that does not support overclocking, i upgraded my ram to 2x8gb 3200mhz but it runs at 2133mhz, i can't change the speeds at bios So the question is, does JEDEC ram run at max speed by default or would i have to configure in bios for it to run at 3200mhz?
- [SOLVED] - How to check ram CL? | Toms Hardware Forum
You have 8GB DDR3 memory (single channel) running at 1600mhz 11-11-11-28 Cas latency (CL) is 11 Those settings correspond to SPD table entry JEDEC#7 Everything appears, as it should be I don't see any issues
- Question - Ram only works on JEDEC#6 | Toms Hardware Forum
The forth time it booted normally and when i checked the settings the were reverted to jedec#6 (which has these settings: 1066mhz, 15 cas, 1 20 V Also, all the options i have are JEDEC#5, JEDEC#6, JEDEC#7 and xmp 1 in case you need it )
- Confused about CPU-Z Timings Table discrepancy (tRC)
First, any numbers in the jedec you are not using are irelivant Second, cpu z reports anomolous no's because it is trying to work out your changing cpu ram timings whilst your motherboard is messing about with your multipliers all the time and Third,if you are hitting ten gig of use in chrome you got no chance
- [SOLVED] - DDR5: Does CAS of faster RAM change at JADEC 4800
I can't seem to work this out or find an answer Let's say one doesn't run XMP EXPO (it voids warranty), and is happy to run at JADEC 4800 (ie does not engage XMP EXPO in BIOS) Now let's compare three sets (each of two sticks) of DDR5 memory, say CL36 5200, CL36 5600 and CL40 5600 Can anybody
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