Ill try, also, i found out that my bios is really old, imma update it real quick, my current bios is f6 and the most recent one is f51d, that may fix the problem, and also i dont know how to manually set the speed, can u explain how?Īlso, should i update it like from f6 to f51d or just go to f40 than f51d? Cuz i saw somewhere that someone said f40 changes how bios updates? If it doesnt get you anywhere try and apply some additional voltage but I would highly reccomend researching the specifics of chip manufactures and how much power and heat they can take before modifying anything with the voltage for ram as giving it too much voltage can end in premature failure. Try setting it manually without changing the voltage/ set xmp so it handles the timings and then set the ram speed from 2133 stress test until you find the most stable. Its a common issue, some suppliers provide wrong details of the rated voltage/spec they should run at. Your current xmp profile may be not correct and may have to be done manually. What happens when you try to save and exit out of the bios does it boot loop and after a few trys it boots?(most bios's reset after saving if the current setting doesnt work. Its enabled but it seems that even though the bios is saying its enabled if you see the two clocks of the selected speed the right side is usually the current speed and the left is the selected.
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