XMP Memory Profiles as Fast As Possible

Techquickie ·Techquickie ·2013-05-07 · 438 words · ~2 min read
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0:00 So, you're trying to shop for RAM and there's all these terms CL10 1333 MHz
0:05 1.65 volts.
0:09 All that stuff just needs to go away because we're going to tell you how XMP
0:13 makes your life a lot easier if you're using an Intel platform. Now, you can
0:17 buy the highest performance memory in the world, but by default, motherboards
0:21 will set it to a safe setting, a safe
0:24 profile that is guaranteed to boot by default. This is to ensure that you get
0:28 an opportunity to go into the motherboard BIOS and reconfigure things
0:32 manually if you need to because if it just doesn't turn on at all, then it's no good to anyone. However, once you're
0:37 in there, if you want to set it to run at its proper speed, at the rated
0:42 speeds, you can either dial everything in manually the way we used to, or you
0:45 can just set up an XMP profile. Most high performance memory comes with at
0:49 least one XMPP profile, sometimes two. And as long as your motherboard supports
0:53 XMPP, which most of the performance grade Intel motherboards do, then it's
0:58 as simple as dialing it in and all those settings are done for you. Within the
1:03 UEFI of your motherboard or the BIOS, it's usually very simple to find the
1:07 XMPP settings. But if you're not sure, you can always consult your manual. So,
1:11 it might be called extreme memory profile or XMP or memory profile. And
1:15 then you'll be able to scroll through something that'll say auto or and then
1:18 like profile one and profile two. and it'll actually give you a preview of
1:21 what it's going to run at before you press F10 to commit the changes and
1:25 reboot the computer. But the one thing to note about XMPP is
1:30 that if you fully populate all of the module slots on your motherboard, your
1:34 XMPP profiles might not be fine-tuned for that unless you buy a multi-dim kit.
1:40 So on this motherboard, for example, if we bought two two stickked kits and ran
1:45 it in XMPP, it might not work. Whereas if we bought one four stick kit, it
1:49 would be guaranteed to work. As always guys, don't forget to subscribe to
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