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Thanks!Looks good to me.. .especially for a first timer... well done!
Hogwash. Unless the sticks are bad, just about any board/cpu will run 3200mhz.
Set xmp profile in the bios and go!
Ok so I set up xmp as I watched the YouTube video asus diy that heavy set jay guy dunno his last name I enabed it and hit save and exit and now the pc only comes on for a split second and shuts off I bought the 4 matched sticks and I have them in all the light brown slots on the mobo as directions said in mobo manual
When I was in bios before I set up xmp it said I only had 2 sticks of 2400 mz ram and everything was running fine I was able to put windows on my Samsung 850. 1tb
I do have windows installed now, when i get off of work im going to go start downloading the the most recent motherboard drivers for the Sabertooth x99. I was able to get onto windows desk top this morning but, in bios it only showed 2 sticks of ram. Its wierd every time i start the computer i get a diffrent amount of ram sticks showing, were talking Cmos cleared no bios setting changes. I have yet to change any settings in bios since the clear, going to be patient with that part do not want to fry my Cpu.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01GCWQATY/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s04?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Yeah sorry about the grammar I will try.
But that's the ram I have.
Is your bios updated to the latest from the Asus website? If not, update it, and try again.
Does enabling xmp raise your bclk to 125? (Look in bios after you set xmp, but before saving it.
Since you have 32GB, you may need to add .1-.15V to your System Agent voltage after enabling xmp but before you save and exit. Try that too.
Is your bios updated to the latest from the Asus website? If not, update it, and try again.
Yes thank you for the reply I appreciate it, I can use all the help I can get at this point.Don't forget to check the bios version as well. I've had many a memory issues be resolved by updating the BIOS to a more recent version. Sounds like you have a older version that has a couple bugs with that brand/speed of memory. My first indication was your talk about how the memory amount keeps changing in BIOS.
Good luck and let us know if you get it resolved. You have an awesome looking build there! Great job on the tubing bends, especially for a first timer! My favorite is the green LED fans, that is an awesome color of green.
Drivers are NOT the same as the motherboard BIOS. Two different things.
Not sure what stock SA voltage is... just raise it .1-.15V.
AS far as drivers... just run their file you get from the site. Not need for device manager, etc.
Drivers are NOT the same as the motherboard BIOS. Two different things.
Not sure what stock SA voltage is... just raise it .1-.15V.
AS far as drivers... just run their file you get from the site. Not need for device manager, etc.
Doing it through the BIOS is easy as pie too. Just put it in the root on your USB stick, and go to the bios flash in the bios. boom.