Xmp can only overclock to the max allowed by the board.thanks, yep there is option in bios for custom xmp profiles but not sure if it applies, i will post pics later on but i did not seen any increase in performance once applied so was wondering
The manual says:I think the motherboard on the new Vyper 17.3"supports up to 3200mhz:
Interestingly the manual for this Tongfang chassis is here: https://fccid.io/2AKHFAX201NG/Users-Manual/AX201NGW-UserMan-4694720 and on pg 13 it states that the motherboard does support up to 3200Mhz for i7/i9 models but assume that this is irrelevant if the i7-10875 only supports to 2933mhz.
I am not technically minded enough to know
Can't wait to hear how you get on!I will pick it up around the 10Th of May
I fit my own Ram and 2 Samsung evo plus 500gb
Again, it doesn’t matter what the processor supports, it’s what the motherboard can take.According to Intel specs, 10750h and 10875h processors are limited to 2933MHz RAM
PCS doesn't sell 2933MHz RAM because it has not been tested on the configs.
I got my Kingston 2933Mhz CL17 RAM today and they work at 2933Mhz.Again, it doesn’t matter what the processor supports, it’s what the motherboard can take.
Nice, at least we know we can pop em in
Any overclocking in the bios for timings?
No, 2666Mhz maximum.So no 2933 Mhz on the configurator then?
Hey man,No.But you can use Intel XTU for timings,but be careful and dont use XMP as i did,i had to remove battery and cmos battery to get it work again.
1.I just installed the RAM Plug&Play.Hey man,
I just got the same ram and have a few questions if you don't mind
1. In XTU did you try to enable the XMP Profile 1 or 2 ?
2. Was it on default before ?
3. Was it with the 2933 HyperX ram you tried ?
4. What version of XTU did you use ?
5. What happened when you used the XMP Profile ?