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> Unfortunately my BIOS doesn't allow to downgrade the RAM "clock" How deep are you willing to go? The RAM clock is controlled by the memory training algorith
by 1996 6y ago
> Unfortunately my BIOS doesn't allow to downgrade the RAM "clock"
How deep are you willing to go?
The RAM clock is controlled by the memory training algorithms. They use data from the XMP, which can be edited.
The simplest is to reflash your memory sticks to alter their XMP, so the training algorithm will reach the conclusions you want. There's some Windows software to do that.
You could also implement your own MRC, something done by coreboot and the likes.
- tanelpoder 6y agoHa, thanks for the idea! I was briefly thinking of buying 2933 "MHz" RAM for the test (as I later would put it into my other workstation that can go up to 2600 "MHz" only), but then I realized I don't have time for this right now (will do my throughput, performance stability tests first and maybe look into getting the most out of the latency later).