Post Ax0c9wgntkSdRaU0oq by anokasion@cawfee.club
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 (DIR) Post #Ax04UxGfXtV0sU6aKe by anokasion@cawfee.club
       2025-08-09T17:27:07.222776Z
       
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       I bought this "new computer" almost 3 years ago. I built it myself, extremely slowly, but very carefully, and it ended very sturdy without problems.I bought 2xDRAM 3200mhz Kingstong modules at the same time to use it in dual channel. No problems.Yesterday, literally entering the BIOS to disable to mobo logo because I updated the firmware, and tinkering other options, I found the memory speed multiplier set to decimal number that meant it was running at 2666mhz.I wasn't sure which multiplier set, I couldn't make sense of the memory speed multiplier and the 2 decimals.After 10 minutes of tinkering I found the XMP profiles option and now, maybe for the first time since I build this PC, I checked and it's running properly @3200mhz in dual channel.
       
 (DIR) Post #Ax05KUMUGNZAHkOqTg by basadeskaiser@cawfee.club
       2025-08-09T17:36:25.664216Z
       
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       @anokasion lovely
       
 (DIR) Post #Ax0Q7v9DSbs2dK2aRM by domino@cawfee.club
       2025-08-09T21:29:27.082321Z
       
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       @anokasion Mine decided at some point that it does not wan't to be stable in XMP, and since I figured out what gave me all those BSOD I've been to lazy to find a stable XMP voltage.
       
 (DIR) Post #Ax0c9wgntkSdRaU0oq by anokasion@cawfee.club
       2025-08-09T23:44:17.645898Z
       
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       @domino I have read that could happen in certain configurations... and that usually XMP came with at least 2 profiles, for example the full DDR4 3200mhz "balanced" via doing it's thing, and another profile that would run at 3000mhz in case pushing it too the limit would cause problems.Have you tried this? in any case I should read the entire wiki on XMP.
       
 (DIR) Post #Ax2fAqX8xWm4ov0P1E by domino@cawfee.club
       2025-08-10T23:27:28.700024Z
       
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       @anokasion I think my bios only showed one, CPU-Z also shows only one XMP profile but multiple JEDEC ones trogh they are nearly identical..
       
 (DIR) Post #Ax3s0VrUSFzgNFsxJQ by anokasion@cawfee.club
       2025-08-11T13:25:59.016179Z
       
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       @domino yes, I read on some few articles that touched this topic, that "some would be lucky and have multiple XMP profiles" as I told earlier, in order the maximum would create problems for some reason (usually voltage?)