RAM upgrade = low frequency and large timings. How use XMP ?

[RedStoneCam]

Hi !

After replacing the RAM with ADATA XPG Gaming D35 (a set of two AX4U320016G16A-DTBKD35 modules), the RAM frequency = 2667 MHz.  It doesn't matter if one RAM module or two modules are always 2667MHz. 

At the same time, there are large timings.

XMP is there, but it doesn't work.

Memory module is part of a set (HP L47722-001 = Hynix HMA82GU6DJR8N-XN) work at a frequency of 3200MHz

How do activate hidden settings BIOS to use XPS ?

[resistencia]

Hi @RedStoneCam 

I'm sorry but I don't understand XPS, maybe you mean XMP. These devices do not have a BIOS compatible with XMP memory so they downgrade the memory frequency.

What is XMP | Extreme Memory Profile | Crucial.com

[RedStoneCam]

Oooops. Yes - XMP ! Overworked, sorry.

[resistencia]

As indicated, this computer does not have XMP compatible BIOS. Sorry.

[RedStoneCam]

This RAM also has standard profiles, not only XMP - there are many of them, ut they don't turn on.

[resistencia]

All RAM have JEDEC, but when a memory is also XMP it needs XMP compatible BIOS.

[RedStoneCam]

How to manually set the frequency and timings taken from the SPD ?

[resistencia]

No possible, it does not have a BIOS compatible with XMP and in the BIOS it does not have the option to change the frequency, this is generally reserved only for HP desktops of the Game line.

[RedStoneCam]

Last question: if I buy just such second RAM module - HMA82GU6DJR8N-XN - will I have 3200MHz to work ?

[resistencia]

Yes, it is a standard JEDEC- memory Hynix.