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Changing Xmp Settings Results in Continuous Restarting of Computer

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becasue of XMP Profile is enabled My system restarts when I click for shutdown

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ISFarid
Dec 29, 2013
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Hi There,
this issue is frequented in may forums and i did all solutions that depending on OS .. but isn't work . UNTIL i'v found the solution on Bios : when i disable the DRAM XPM profile computer shutdown normally but i'd like to use it to overclock my ram from 1333 to 1600 . what to do ?

My RIG :
i7 4930K
Asus x79 Deluxe
GTX 780
Adata 8X2 16gb 1600 ram
Win 7 64bit Ultimate

Thanks and sorry for poor English :)

Jared Jensen
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You can manually set the speed for your ram in the BIOS. That's what I do. I dont' use the XMP Profiles because it also causes me system instability.
Jared Jensen
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You can manually set the speed for your ram in the BIOS. That's what I do. I dont' use the XMP Profiles because it also causes me system instability.
ISFarid
Dec 29, 2013
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You can manually set the speed for your ram in the BIOS. That's what I do. I dont' use the XMP Profiles because it also causes me system instability.

Thank you , and is that stable ? and how to do that as iam not OC expert ?!

Jared Jensen
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You can manually set the speed for your ram in the BIOS. That's what I do. I dont' use the XMP Profiles because it also causes me system instability.

Thank you , and is that stable ? and how to do that as iam not OC expert ?!

Yes it is stable as long as you set the speed for the specified speed on your ram. If you have 1600 then set it to 1600 and that will insure stability. You can also set it higher like 1866 to overclock your ram but sometimes you'll find it's not stable so just stick with the recommended speed and then you'll be fine :) If you go into your BIOS I think
it's under the AI Tuner

ISFarid
Dec 29, 2013
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You can manually set the speed for your ram in the BIOS. That's what I do. I dont' use the XMP Profiles because it also causes me system instability.

Thank you , and is that stable ? and how to do that as iam not OC expert ?!

Yes it is stable as long as you set the speed for the specified speed on your ram. If you have 1600 then set it to 1600 and that will insure stability. You can also set it higher like 1866 to overclock your ram but sometimes you'll find it's not stable so just stick with the recommended speed and then you'll be fine :) If you go into your BIOS I think
it's under the AI Tuner

Thanks again! . here is the result :
i changed it to Manual instead of xmp and manually change the frequency to 1600 but the problem is still there !! then i discovered that the case with " CPU core ratio " and Sync all cores option so when i set it to Auto -- from [ auto - Sync all cores - per core ] -- it works and i restored the profile again to xmp and CPU core ratio to auto , now is that right ?? to set it to auto or Sync all cores is better ?

a shot from bios : http://www.kitguru.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/AI-Tweaker-1.jpg and for more http://www.kitguru.net/components/cpu/luke-hill/intel-core-i7-4960x-ee-cpu-asus-x79-deluxe-motherboard-review/4/

thanks a lot for help

Jared Jensen
Dec 7, 2013
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You can manually set the speed for your ram in the BIOS. That's what I do. I dont' use the XMP Profiles because it also causes me system instability.

Thank you , and is that stable ? and how to do that as iam not OC expert ?!

Yes it is stable as long as you set the speed for the specified speed on your ram. If you have 1600 then set it to 1600 and that will insure stability. You can also set it higher like 1866 to overclock your ram but sometimes you'll find it's not stable so just stick with the recommended speed and then you'll be fine :) If you go into your BIOS I think
it's under the AI Tuner

Thanks again! . here is the result :
i changed it to Manual instead of xmp and manually change the frequency to 1600 but the problem is still there !! then i discovered that the case with " CPU core ratio " and Sync all cores option so when i set it to Auto -- from [ auto - Sync all cores - per core ] -- it works and i restored the profile again to xmp and CPU core ratio to auto , now is that right ?? to set it to auto or Sync all cores is better ?

a shot from bios : http://www.kitguru.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/AI-Tweaker-1.jpg and for more http://www.kitguru.net/components/cpu/luke-hill/intel-core-i7-4960x-ee-cpu-asus-x79-deluxe-motherboard-review/4/

thanks a lot for help

I'm glad you're happy now! Glad i could help :)

ISFarid
Dec 29, 2013
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You can manually set the speed for your ram in the BIOS. That's what I do. I dont' use the XMP Profiles because it also causes me system instability.

Thank you , and is that stable ? and how to do that as iam not OC expert ?!

Yes it is stable as long as you set the speed for the specified speed on your ram. If you have 1600 then set it to 1600 and that will insure stability. You can also set it higher like 1866 to overclock your ram but sometimes you'll find it's not stable so just stick with the recommended speed and then you'll be fine :) If you go into your BIOS I think
it's under the AI Tuner

Thanks again! . here is the result :
i changed it to Manual instead of xmp and manually change the frequency to 1600 but the problem is still there !! then i discovered that the case with " CPU core ratio " and Sync all cores option so when i set it to Auto -- from [ auto - Sync all cores - per core ] -- it works and i restored the profile again to xmp and CPU core ratio to auto , now is that right ?? to set it to auto or Sync all cores is better ?

a shot from bios : http://www.kitguru.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/AI-Tweaker-1.jpg and for more http://www.kitguru.net/components/cpu/luke-hill/intel-core-i7-4960x-ee-cpu-asus-x79-deluxe-motherboard-review/4/

thanks a lot for help

I'm glad you're happy now! Glad i could help :)

Thanks Jared! , what about sync all core options which one is better for speed ?

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