Enabling XMP or EXPO in the motherboard's BIOS is one of the first things all enthusiasts do after building a new PC. It's an easy way to ensure that you're getting the RAM speed you paid for, and ...

This is kind of a mystery: I have an ASUS Z170-A motherboard, an i7 6700 non-k CPU, and 16GB of supposedly 3000 MHz Corsair Vengeance low profile DDR 4 RAM--this ...

Hey,<BR><BR>So I just got my new computer parts, and I spent time last night getting it set up. I did notice a couple of things that I wanted to post about, so hopefully someone knows what's ...

The command wmic memorychip get speed is used to identify the RAM speed. One can do the same from the Task Manager. However, for some users, the speed is not matching. If you get the wrong RAM Speed ...

If the Windows Setup cannot continue due to a corrupted installation file, follow the solutions mentioned below to fix the issue. Create a new bootable drive Enable XMP Profile from BIOS Unplug the ...

GIGABYTE has teamed with TEAMGROUP on enabling XMP support for a hefty DDR5-7800 memory on new AORUS Z790-based motherboards, and Intel's new 13th Gen Core "Raptor Lake" processors. The new XMP ...