When setting the parameters of the RAM, you need to take into account a lot of parameters. Changing certain items incorrectly can lead to damage to some RAM strips.
Necessary
MemTest
Instructions
Step 1
Check the stability of the RAM strips to make sure that the device is currently working without failures. Use the MemTest program or the standard Windows test tool. Open the "Administration" menu. In Window Seven, it is located under the System and Security menu in the Control Panel.
Step 2
Run the Windows Memory Checker program. In the window that opens, select the option "Restart now and check". Wait a while until the computer restarts and the analysis of the state of the RAM strips is completed. Restart your PC again and open the BIOS menu. Typically, this requires holding down the Delete key at the start of the computer boot.
Step 3
Go to the Advanced Chipset Configuration menu. Some motherboard models may call this menu differently. Find the items that display the values of the timings of the RAM. Select the most recent item and decrease its value by one. Now find the item RAM Voltage. Increase the voltage supplied to the RAM strips. Initially, it is better to raise the voltage by 0, 1-0, 2 volts.
Step 4
Save your settings. This usually requires pressing the F10 key or selecting Save & Exit. After restarting the computer, run the program for checking the state of the RAM and evaluating its performance again. MemTest utility will allow you to avoid unnecessary reboots, because it works in a Windows environment.
Step 5
Follow the described algorithm until you achieve the best RAM performance. Change the timings one by one. Don't get hung up on a single point. As practice shows, this will quickly lead to malfunctions of RAM, practically without increasing its performance.
