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@nadezhda28 , welcome to the forum.
@nadezhda28 wrote:My BIOS looks as if in a simplified form. I need to adjust the timings on RAM through the BIOS. No memory configuration function. And in general, many sections are missing.
Version BIOS - F. 43 Rev. A (this is one of the latest versions)
Tell me if something can be done?
No! For you to be able to overclock the memory to a higher speed there would have to be a XMP profile in the BIOS?UEFI: https://www.pcgamer.com/what-are-xmp-profiles-and-how-do-i-use-them/
The basic speed for memory is DDR4-2133 MHz. HP added the XMP profile to overclock your current memory to DDR4-2400 MHz.
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