So we have now gone from no OCing to no manual OCing :unsure:
Your RAM specs are here
SPD Speed 2133MHz This is the speed that is meant to be reported in the BIOS.
SPD Voltage 1.2V This is the voltage that is meant to be reported in the BIOS.
The following are nothing to do with the BIOS and all to do with overclocking outside of the BIOS.
Tested Speed 3000MHz This is the speed that the RAM has been proven to run stable at when overclocked.
Tested Voltage 1.35V This is the voltage that is required for the RAM to be able to achieve 3000MHz.
Short version is, the DRAM voltage should be reading no more than 1.2V in the BIOS and for it to be reading 1.360V means that someone has changed it and possibly damaging it in the process.
Your RAM specs are here
SPD Speed 2133MHz This is the speed that is meant to be reported in the BIOS.
SPD Voltage 1.2V This is the voltage that is meant to be reported in the BIOS.
The following are nothing to do with the BIOS and all to do with overclocking outside of the BIOS.
Tested Speed 3000MHz This is the speed that the RAM has been proven to run stable at when overclocked.
Tested Voltage 1.35V This is the voltage that is required for the RAM to be able to achieve 3000MHz.
Short version is, the DRAM voltage should be reading no more than 1.2V in the BIOS and for it to be reading 1.360V means that someone has changed it and possibly damaging it in the process.
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