Can Someone Check Over My Settings?

[MrLarkins]

I've tried to get the most out of this RAM, but I'm no expert...you folks are. When I look at CPU-z, something doesn't seem right. Maybe it's just me.

I feel as if I have set DOCP correctly, but it isn't running at XMP speeds.

Thanks for looking.

 

[bmwbaxter]

Is your system failing to post on reboot and for some reason reverting to 2133MHZ?

Try not using DOCP and setting things manually, timings seem right just the speed is off.

 

[MrLarkins]

Is your system failing to post on reboot and for some reason reverting to 2133MHZ?

Try not using DOCP and setting things manually, timings seem right just the speed is off.

Hey, thanks for looking. I thought something was off. No, it doesn't fail to post. I'll try turning DOCP off and posting new screenshots.

 

[bmwbaxter]

Hey, thanks for looking. I thought something was off. No, it doesn't fail to post. I'll try turning DOCP off and posting new screenshots.

Ensure you manually set the speed and timings

 

[MrLarkins]

Ok, I disabled DOCP, and set it to manual

I tried to edit the DRAM timings, but I was not allowed to do any changes. The timings are all stuck on 'AUTO'
Still seems the wrong frequency.

 

[bmwbaxter]

1) can you set it to manual?
2) dont set to auto.
3) leave dram to 1.35V

 

[MrLarkins]

I tried that, twice, just now and the result was it wouldn't post.

I had to clear the bios and try again. My third attempt was to turn DOCP back on. when i did, i noticed it changed a lot of the settings on its own.

now, CPU-z is showing correctly.? i think??? yes??

 

[trents]

Are you aware that CPU-z does not report the DDR frequency but the base frequency which will be half of DDR (Double Data Rate).

Do you have the latest bios installed on the motherboard?

You might also try bumping up the voltage a bit like from 1.35 to 1.4. The sub timings may be just a little aggressive for the IMC and sometimes a little extra voltage can overcome that.

 

[Zerileous]

yes your third screenshot looks to be correct.

I always find restoring factory default settings before changing any memory settings to be a helpful practice.

 

[EarthDog]

yes your third screenshot looks to be correct.

I always find restoring factory default settings before changing any memory settings to be a helpful practice.

This.

When things go wonky... start over with a CMOS refresh/optimized defaults and start again.

But so long as you have the latest BIOS for the board, enable DOCP and everything should boot/work as your last screen shot shows.