bender,
If I understand your statement
With memory set to XMP you get long game load times, is this during play when loading new map or initial opening of game? Is this correct?
With memory manually set to 3200 18-20-20-46 1.38v your game load times are OK? Is this correct?
Is this your memory kit? https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820236190
I would recommend updating bios to latest version for security reasons if nothing else
I would set memory to Corsair rated timings of 16-18-18-36 but at 3200 Mhz not 3466 Mhz
If I understand your statement
With memory set to XMP you get long game load times, is this during play when loading new map or initial opening of game? Is this correct?
With memory manually set to 3200 18-20-20-46 1.38v your game load times are OK? Is this correct?
Is this your memory kit? https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820236190
I would recommend updating bios to latest version for security reasons if nothing else
I would set memory to Corsair rated timings of 16-18-18-36 but at 3200 Mhz not 3466 Mhz
With memory at default speed 2133 Mhz you get no game load issues, everything works normal, only when memory is overclocked you have issue?
Have you tried using XMP setting, this should set secondaries?
Have you manually set VCCIO and VCCSA voltages?
Every CPU is different but these are suggested voltages for memory frequencies
Have you manually set VCCIO and VCCSA voltages?
Every CPU is different but these are suggested voltages for memory frequencies
Menthol wrote:
Have you tried using XMP setting, this should set secondaries?
Have you manually set VCCIO and VCCSA voltages?
Every CPU is different but these are suggested voltages for memory frequencies
I did not attempt to install the XMP profile. Voltages for VCCIO and VCCSA installed at 1.2 volts.
In my opinion you should update the bios to latest on ASUS website first
You need to decide if you want memory to run above 2133 default that you may have to make some manual changes to bios settings if XMP settings don't give you a stable system
You need to decide if you want memory to run above 2133 default that you may have to make some manual changes to bios settings if XMP settings don't give you a stable system
Yes sir, update bios first
I had a set of Corsair 3466 memory on a Z270 Hero IX that I had trouble running at XMP settings, if I set XMP then manually set memory frequency to 3200 instead of 3466 everything worked stable
I had a set of Corsair 3466 memory on a Z270 Hero IX that I had trouble running at XMP settings, if I set XMP then manually set memory frequency to 3200 instead of 3466 everything worked stable
