ram

[user488428]

Hello, I bought not long ago the RAM patriot viper steel connected to the motherboard in dual-channel mode, the RAM started at the lowest frequencies of 2133mhz, I certainly knew that HP does not have an XMP profile, but this frequency is even lower than the one that came with the 2400 MHz PC when I I'm trying to reach this frequency through intel xtu my pc beeps and does not start, let alone 2666 although this frequency is supported by my processor what to do, because the memory has already been bought and there is no desire to make a return

[resistencia]

Dear @user488428 

can you please indicate the complete PC model ?

Normally it is very difficult to get 2133 memory and HP then installs 2400 or higher as it is the memory BUS that indicates which frequency is supported.

if you give me the data of your model I can verify this

[Prométhée]

Hello

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This is an automatic response
@user488428 
To find it follow this
for a desktop computer

HP Desktop PCs - How Do I Find My Model Number or Product Number? | HP® Customer Support
and for a laptop
HP Notebook PCs - How Do I Find My Product Name or Number? | HP® Customer Support

Give the full name with the product number P / N

this is not a model:
HP Desktop M01-F1xxx
the requested product number must look like this
Product Number: 9EE50AA # ABA
the model corresponding to this number will therefore be
HP Desktop - M01-F1033wb

[user488428]

my model is omen 880-113ur

[resistencia]

ok, use frequency 2400. Now what is the part number of the memory you purchased to verify the profiles.

[user488428]

patriot viper steel 16gb 4000mhz

[resistencia]

but that memory has a voltage of 1.45 volt, and you have and DDR4-2400 1.2 volt or you have only patriot viper steel 16gb 4000mhz install.

but I am more interested in the number that is on the memory module to see exactly which model you purchased.

you can see Crucial recommendation

https://uk.crucial.com/compatible-upgrade-for/hp---compaq/omen-880-113ur  

[user488428]

PVS416G400C9K is the number

[user488428]

I will stay on patriot viper anyway, is there any point in waiting for hp to make bios with xmp support I heard that new omen PCs already have such a function

[user488428]

well can i replace the motherboard with msi for example?