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Can I set the RAM voltage to 1.35 ? I'm assuming that's done in the BIOS. I took a screenshot of the SPD, if that helps:

My DRAM frequency went from 1066.4 MHz to 1799.6 MHz. I'm still not sure what the actual amount should be because I can't find it anywhere, even on the G Skillz page. I'm assuming what I have now is better than before, but in what ways would I notice this increase?

This is what I found in my BIOS:

There was an XMP setting and it was disabled, so I clicked on it and there was one profile, so I enabled it. This is what I have now: This what I had before:

Huh that's odd, because I definitely remember enabling XMP right after I built this. I'll have to check in the BIOS again and get back to you guys.

This is the info on G.Skillz page for that RAM:

I don't have a manufacturer's manual. Is there someplace else I could find it?

So how do I find out what mine is suppose to be?

So what am I looking for?

So how would you check to see if the RAM is running at the manufacturer's recommended settings? Would I have to look up the specs on my RAM and see what the clock speed is?

I'm using G.SKILL TridentZ RGB Series 32GB (2 x 16GB). I had G. SKILL in my previous build and they were great so I went with them again in my recent build. I've never had any issues with this RAM so I would definitely recommend.

I have a Lenovo G25-10 NVIDIA G-SYNC Gaming Monitor. There is one DP port and one HDMI port. What I want to do is hook my Nintendo Switch to the HDMI port and then be able to switch inputs so I can play games and then go back to the DP port to do stuff on my computer. Is there a way to do this...

No one eh? I thought in this forum someone might know.

Hi guys. I have this weird issue when viewing posts on Facebook. When I click on a post it takes me to a blank screen. This only started happening recently. I have Windows 11 fully updated. My browser (Chrome) is fully updated. I have all the cookies and crap cleared from the browser, but the...