Author: wtfskilz
Subject: Fatal1ty Z170 Professional Gaming i7 DDR4 Ram
Posted: 21 May 2016 at 4:08pm
It shows two XMP options in bios, but neither of them are stable. I have been recently testing 3600MHz-17-18-18-38 T2 so far seems stable, but it actually performs worst than my 3000MHz-14-14-14-34 T2 timings. This is likely, because I don't know what the typical 3600-17 timings should be set as in bios. Yes I am using A2, and B2 slots, I've also tested each stick of ram separately, both are similar in performance. Actually both my VCCIO, and VCCSA are a little higher than that, and my ram is 1.355V for good measure.
Subject: Fatal1ty Z170 Professional Gaming i7 DDR4 Ram
Posted: 21 May 2016 at 4:08pm
It shows two XMP options in bios, but neither of them are stable. I have been recently testing 3600MHz-17-18-18-38 T2 so far seems stable, but it actually performs worst than my 3000MHz-14-14-14-34 T2 timings. This is likely, because I don't know what the typical 3600-17 timings should be set as in bios. Yes I am using A2, and B2 slots, I've also tested each stick of ram separately, both are similar in performance. Actually both my VCCIO, and VCCSA are a little higher than that, and my ram is 1.355V for good measure.
I've already tried this several times with Auto settings, it won't even boot, and if it does manage to boot I normally get a BSOD pretty quickly.
I do realize that my ram isn't supportive. Correct me if I'm wrong, but IMO this just means that my Mobo can't handle these speeds, but I should be able to use looser timings, and be able to get it stabe.