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Preliminary support of Intel Alder Lake and Z6xx platform.

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You can download the new CPU-Z 1.96 software right here.Ĭhina has already started mass production of DDR5 memory, with GALAX recently teasing that it is working on next-gen HOF-branded overclocking-friendly DDR5 memory.

Therefore XMP profile does not appear to be working in my case. When it boots up, speeds have not changed. As all ddr runs x2 their speed.Īfter activating the XMP profile my computer uses the boot assist - description says that it seeking the highest compatible RAM speed. SPD tab shows ram info, which slots are populated and the possible profiles.Ĭpuz shows the ram speed by half.

This will allow to run at 3200 with correct timings and voltage.Ĭpuz memory tab shows what it's currently running at, also make sure it says Dual Channel. Enter the bios and enable the dram profile in the setting for DOCP or XMP. Originally posted by Bad 💀 Motha:All ddr4 will run at 2133 or 2400 until you change it in the bios. It seems I'm running an older BIOS, so I'll have to update that first.Īfterwards how would I go about altering clock speeds manually? Also make sure your RAM is split between banks to enable 2 (dual) channel. If running Windows 10, just run Task Manager, Click on Memory and you'll see your memory speeds.

Your BIOS could be older which could be making things more complicated. XMP is wrong clocks for your CPU since it can't handle those speeds so it's trying to compensate. Board supports it with a CPU that supports 3,200.Ĭlock your RAM to 2933 MHz and that is max. It supports 2-channel DDR4 memory up to 2933 MHz. The RyProcessor from AMD is a AM4 3.4 GHz base clock 6-core, 12-thread 12nm FinFET CMOS desktop processor. Originally posted by rad87gn:AMD RyProcessor.