Turn off XMP, update BIOS, then use these

VDDQ TX - 1.2 to 1.35v
VCC SA or System Agent voltage - 1.35v

Turn on XMP. Set it to Gear 1.

If you want more. Bump up DRAM voltage to 1.4-1.45v and use 16-16-16-39-55. Test with it. Please also take note this is pushing the RAM.

Yeah, have to get stable RAM settings first. Try looking for System Agent voltage.

upgraded my PC from 8GB ram to 16GB.

How come the ram i newly bought looks so much difference than the old one? both Kingston brand.

Icic. I searched around on Shopee I can only find the RAM I bought and it is the cheapest DDR4 2133MHz I can find.

Is the so called office type of value ram sold anywhere that I can buy at even cheaper price?

my motherboard is H110M-K. and I am using i5-7500 processor. so technically it can support up to 2400 MHz DDR4 RAM.

My existing ram is 8GB 2133MHz. if i want to upgrade to 16GB, should I buy 2400MHz instead? I know that the maximum speed supported will be 2133MHz since the old one is 2133MHz only. However, if I buy 2400MHz, it will be better if the old 2133MHz spoiled which I can just buy another 2400MHz to have higher speed rite?

do 2400MHz vs 2133MHz make noticeable difference in performance?

besides, i cannot enable XMP in the BIOS although on the spec of the motherboard stated that it supports that. why is it so?
2 x DIMM, Max. 32GB, DDR4 2400/2133 MHz Non-ECC, Un-buffered Memory *
Dual Channel Memory Architecture
Supports Intel® Extreme Memory Profile (XMP)
* Due to Intel® chipset limitation, DDR4 2400MHz memory frequency is only supported by 7th Generation Intel® processors.

https://www.asus.com/my/motherboards-compon...10m-k/techspec/

is it cheaper by a lot?

thanks a lot for the explanation.

actually the price of the 2400MHz and 2133MHz is the same at rm71 for the shoppe shop i bought from.
in fact 2133MHz, 2400MHz, 2666MHz all same price at rm71 while 3200MHz is only rm1 more at rm72.

1) that's why i am kind of regret now not to buy the higher speed one. it is stated that my motherboard can support up to 2400MHz of RAM, so my question is that if I put in a 3200MHz ram, will it even recognise but work at lower speed of 2400MHz? or it will just simply not working at all?

2) understood that 2400MHz vs 2133MHz the improvement will be minor. since my old ram does not support XMP, if i buy another 2133MHz ram now that supports XMP like the new one i bought. how much performance more i can probably get by doing so?

3) yeah, you are rite, RAM hardly fail. probably my motherboard spoiled first before it failed. in fact, my motherboard was having problem just 2 weeks back which it cannot be powered on. i brought to a computer shop to fix it at the price of rm100. luckily it can be fixed, else i may need to change a new motherboard which will certainly cost much more.
so kingston RAM is actually lifetime warranty? but i suppose if kingston no longer sells my model of ram, even it has lifetime warranty, it is not going to help in this case rite? which means they will not replace a RAM for me?

4) besides, may i know if there is any other brand that is better than kingston but at similar or just slightly higher pricing also that can be considered?

i bought from a shopee buyer and they said they give local warranty (1 year).
price i paid is RM65.90 including shipping with all the discounts (vouchers).
noticed that the model is no longer selling officially as it is old. but the item i received looks brand new maybe this is the old stock.

is the price above 'normal' or 'reasonable' price for the model and brand of RAM i bought?

i think i will just stick to the current setup. anyway, my PC is old already. no point to spend further $$ on it.

I upgrade to 16GB from the previous 8GB because I tot that it may help in performance but so far i realise my use case may not be able to utilise much on the extra 8GB.

this is it... how to tell if it is counterfeit or not?

it has no part no, no manufacturer. similar to what cpu-z shows.
it supposed to support XMP, obviously it does not = counterfeit??

Hi, just wanna ask a question about dual channel.

I’m currently using one HX432C16FB3/16. Google search shows it’s discontinued and replaced by KF432C16BB1/16. If i get the KF4 will it run dual channel perfectly with my HX4?

meaning to say they wont run as if they are identical sticks?

kind of an obvious question, but just wanna confirm

suddenly pc keep restart, and beep sound, after testing few time, one more RAM is causing, is old pc (i5 2300) using DDR3 1333mhz 4GB,
yes is same pc i got post here before, when 2021 i send one stick RAM,
now second stick give problem

since is lifetime warranty, i try send warranty see what happen
yes i know lifetime not really lifetime, if already end production don think will get back

I just use fingger rubbing, did not try rubber eraser
Even put only the stick also cannot boot
If RMA failed need seek secondhand one

need advice from tech sifu here for buying laptop sodimm ram. mainly for moderate gaming.      which one is better?
transcend ddr4 16gb 3200mhz

adata ddr4 16gb 3200mhz

apacer ddr4 16gb 3200mhz

acer ddr4 16gb 3200mhz

kingston ddr4 16gb 3200mhz

exram ddr4 16gb 3200mhz

kingston fury impact ddr4 16gb 3200mhz