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So, that actually means the fix I posted works for your case too?

Well, that was the wrong decision you made. Probably, you should cancel the order. The thing is the DDR 4 memory works at 2133MHz which is stock speed without XMP and let's suppose you have 2 memory modules. One of them is rated at 2133MHz and the other one is 3200MHz. Without XMP, both the modules will operate at 2133MHz and with XMP enabled, it will perform at 3200MHz, at its rated frequency.

You'll still need to enable XMP and if you enable that you're going to have crashes again. It was really worse with AMD Radeon VII. I have still not got time to tune it, where XMP can be used without any interference. But for now, this is the only workaround.

How about if you close the ads, without refreshing? The site is still having issues which we're aware of, just need to have some dedicated time. Already, dealing with a lot of shit.

<blockquote data-quote="EliteMacx86" data-source="post: 6761" data-attributes="member: 1">So, that actually means the fix I posted works for your case too? Well, that was the wrong decision you made. Probably, you should cancel the order. The thing is the DDR 4 memory works at 2133MHz which is stock speed without XMP and let&#039;s suppose you have 2 memory modules. One of them is rated at 2133MHz and the other one is 3200MHz. Without XMP, both the modules will operate at 2133MHz and with XMP enabled, it will perform at 3200MHz, at its rated frequency. You&#039;ll still need to enable XMP and if you enable that you&#039;re going to have crashes again. It was really worse with AMD Radeon VII. I have still not got time to tune it, where XMP can be used without any interference. But for now, this is the only workaround.How about if you close the ads, without refreshing? The site is still having issues which we&#039;re aware of, just need to have some dedicated time. Already, dealing with a lot of shit.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="EliteMacx86, post: 6761, member: 1"] So, that actually means the fix I posted works for your case too? Well, that was the wrong decision you made. Probably, you should cancel the order. The thing is the DDR 4 memory works at 2133MHz which is stock speed without XMP and let's suppose you have 2 memory modules. One of them is rated at 2133MHz and the other one is 3200MHz. Without XMP, both the modules will operate at 2133MHz and with XMP enabled, it will perform at 3200MHz, at its rated frequency. You'll still need to enable XMP and if you enable that you're going to have crashes again. It was really worse with AMD Radeon VII. I have still not got time to tune it, where XMP can be used without any interference. But for now, this is the only workaround. How about if you close the ads, without refreshing? The site is still having issues which we're aware of, just need to have some dedicated time. Already, dealing with a lot of shit. [/QUOTE]

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