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How to configure my RAM on BIOS

macosan
Level 7

‎03-31-2017 08:05 AM - last edited on ‎03-05-2024 10:35 PM by Community Admin

Hi. I have updated my BIOS to version 1002. Continue to recognize my RAM modules at 2133 Mhz.
My RAM modules are 4 modules G. DDR4 TRIDENT Z RGB at 3200 Mhz.
I got the information in the image 63614
How do I configure the modules in the BIOS for the correct frequency?
Thank you, and I'm sorry for my English!
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AtrixfizIeo
Level 9

‎03-31-2017 08:54 AM

Not to be that guy, and I know this doesn't help your question directly. But this is a known issue, and a quick search of the forum will show you, you are not the only one. Also the Trident RGB is not on the Asus QVL list.
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MNMadman
Level 8

‎03-31-2017 09:30 AM

The default speed for any DDR4 RAM is 2133. You will have to manually configure the RAM for a faster speed.

The best you will likely get is 2400 or 2666 with four sticks of RAM.
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FredFlint
Level 8
In response to MNMadman

‎03-31-2017 02:42 PM

Hi,
I have 4*8GB G.Skill TRIDENT Z RGB 3200 Mhz CL14 set and have it set @ 2666, I can run 2*8 @3200 but only 2666 with 4. Maybe future updates will improve this but?
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macosan
Level 7
In response to FredFlint

‎03-31-2017 03:05 PM

How did you configure it? 1.35 v and selecting 2666 as speed in the BIOS?
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macosan
Level 7
In response to macosan

‎04-09-2017 03:45 AM

macosan wrote:
How did you configure it? 1.35 v and selecting 2666 as speed in the BIOS?


Yes!
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Sturmer
Level 7
In response to macosan

‎04-09-2017 09:33 AM

😕

My memory is G-Skill F4-2800C15D-16GVRB (2800 15-16-16-35-35 T2)
1002 bios
got it to 2400 15-15-15-35-T1

had 1.35V ddr and 1.15V soc. No luck with 2666 😕

Any tips for Bios?
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Celty2
Level 7
In response to MNMadman

‎03-31-2017 02:51 PM

MNMadman wrote:
The default speed for any DDR4 RAM is 2133. You will have to manually configure the RAM for a faster speed.

The best you will likely get is 2400 or 2666 with four sticks of RAM.


Will be interesting to see if the micro code update will not just improve compatibility, but also fix the four stick performance penalty, or if it will prove to be an inherent problem with the platform.
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