With the voltage, you want to give yourself a healthy amount of headroom without risking damage to the memory or the processor. If your stock voltage is 1. First, see if you can get your system to POST at the next memory speed grade while leaving everything else on Auto. If it does, fantastic! Generally lower timings are better for performance, while higher timings are often needed to hit higher overall speeds. Whenever adjusting them, raise or lower by one step all but the RAS. When loosening timings, raise the RAS in about increments of 7, but when tightening, lower it only by 1 or 2 for each increment you reduce the other timings.
If you encounter bluescreen or sudden crashes, you can opt to turn up the voltage a bit more, or rollback to the last safe settings from your BIOS. After changing each value, be it frequency, voltage, or timings, you should run a test to see how it affects your system, and whether the new settings are stable or not. It can show the primary timings accurately. If your system operates correctly, you can opt to go a bit further in overclocking or stay with your current settings. But if you face problems like crashing, overheating, or anything else, choose the last safe values and set them as the overclock values.
You have to follow all the steps while keeping in mind that the frequency and voltage values of DDR3 memory differ greatly from DDR4. DDR3 operates at 1. So, you have to start from these base values and change them accordingly. Start by turning up the frequency to MHz and voltage to 1. The rest of the processes are the same. Modern-day hardware is pretty safe to handle overclocking. But while overclocking gives you a great boost over your performance, changing the values responsively is important as too much change at a time can even damage your memory sticks.
It is also important to buy better quality RAM too, as they handle overclocking better. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Tech Dim is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for website owners to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.
What is Overclocking Overclocking is a popular choice for enthusiasts to get the best performance their systems can offer.
Take pictures of these tabs on your phone or note them down. Step 5: Increasing The Operating Voltage as Needed After increasing frequency, you have to increase the operating voltage just a little bit to ensure that your system stays stable with the upper values.
Changing Timing for Overclocking Changing latency values differs for each system. For Intel systems, this tool is still handy as a guideline for the primary timings, and the built-in memory tester will work the same way as well. The FAST timings will likely work, but may not be stable at stock voltage. Find the section for memory, and load your XMP profile to start with. Make sure the frequency is what you want.
Now open up the screenshot on your phone, and start entering in numbers. If you have issues with automatic settings, try entering them in manually. Anything below 1. Your computer should restart, and if it boots into Windows, you can move on to the next step. You can try bumping up the memory voltage in 25 millivolt 0. You can also try raising the SOC voltage slightly on Ryzen systems, as 1st and 2nd gen Ryzen are particularly finicky with memory overclocking.
This is usually either a battery on the motherboard you can remove and reseat or a pin by the front panel headers. Consult your motherboard manual.
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