Query regarding ram timings
Gaurav Bhattacharjee
Tensor
AFAIK CPU-Z shows the correct timings.
I wouldn't recommend fiddling with RAM timings (from BIOS) if you don't know what you're doing.
I wouldn't recommend fiddling with RAM timings (from BIOS) if you don't know what you're doing.
Gaurav Bhattacharjee
Tensor
If your motherboard has an XMP BIOS setting it should configure the voltage and timings correctly but sometimes it misses. Best to check the "Memory" tab against the "XMP" profile in the "SPD" tab.
XMP (Extreme Memory Profile?) is basically a non-JEDEC approved SPD table for your RAM that is programmed into the sticks. By setting XMP you can run the stocks at their RATED speed and timings even if it requires more vDIMM to do so. To get your system to set that automatically you need an XMP profile and a board that is capable of utilizing it.
EDIT: I looked it up. Seems your board does have an XMP profile.
But I would strongly suggest not to fiddle with any of it. If you aren't doing any hardcore OCing stuff then do not play with those settings.
XMP (Extreme Memory Profile?) is basically a non-JEDEC approved SPD table for your RAM that is programmed into the sticks. By setting XMP you can run the stocks at their RATED speed and timings even if it requires more vDIMM to do so. To get your system to set that automatically you need an XMP profile and a board that is capable of utilizing it.
EDIT: I looked it up. Seems your board does have an XMP profile.
But I would strongly suggest not to fiddle with any of it. If you aren't doing any hardcore OCing stuff then do not play with those settings.
Thanks for your advice,but to tell you the truth I am a newbie when it comes to xmp profile and memory timings.I want to know whether I have a faulty ram kit?If not what should I do to run it at rated timings.
This may give u a clear picture
*i.imgur.com/Cv5uRMh.jpg
*i.imgur.com/8xvNHPV.jpg
This may give u a clear picture
*i.imgur.com/Cv5uRMh.jpg
*i.imgur.com/8xvNHPV.jpg
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Gaurav Bhattacharjee
Tensor
Its not faulty.
And regarding changing RAM timings, I'd suggest you let them be. In everyday work, you won't notice a difference between 9-9-9-24 and 11-11-11-28.
But if you still want to change them, you should wait until the OCing experts reply here. I'm running everything at stock so I'm a noob at OCing too.
And regarding changing RAM timings, I'd suggest you let them be. In everyday work, you won't notice a difference between 9-9-9-24 and 11-11-11-28.
But if you still want to change them, you should wait until the OCing experts reply here. I'm running everything at stock so I'm a noob at OCing too.
harshilsharma63
DIY FTW!
^ OP, post the screenshots (that print screen thing 
) of the applications like tkin did and not photos of your screen like you did 
) of the applications like tkin did and not photos of your screen like you did 
harshilsharma63
DIY FTW!
Got it.