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‎01-08-2023 03:12 PM

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Product: OMEN 30L Desktop PC GT13-1000a (207P7AV)
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

Hi guys, I have the RAM that came with the HP OMEN 30L, the HyperX/Kingston 8gb DDR 4 (1801MhZ)x2 and I added Kingston DDR4 - 3730 (1865)x2 in the other slots and have been using them for a while. Recently I have been having nvidia problems and wonted to check out my BIOS. I went to advanced and on the memory profiles section of the BIOS I changed it from Default to XMP Profile 1, soon after the computer wouldn't boot up. It would get power but nothing would happen, so I took out the 2 added ram and it booted up fine, infact the "Overclock Screen" came back to the Omen Gaming Hub. Without the "new" RAM I am at 16gb or so as the PC came and with I am at 32gb.


So my question is : Is this RAM safe for my computer? Should I just add it back or am I better off using the 2 sticks that came with the Omen 30L (the exact brand is discontinued as HyperX was bought by Kingston or something and doesn't do RAM anymore)? 

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