I have a lot more details about this in this blog post. You can still check your memory speeds though, since it is possible that the CPU can officially support higher speed memory.ĭepending on the processor, having XMP enabled can have a very noticeable positive impact on performance. You probably won’t have this option on on most systems from large vendors like Dell or HPE. This will let your memory run at a higher XMP speed rather than the default JEDEC speed. With most DIY motherboards from vendors like ASUS, ASRock, Gigabyte, and MSI, there is usually an option to enable Extreme Memory Profiles (XMP).
This tab also shows the current DRAM frequency. With most mobile and desktop processors, you want to be in dual-channel mode rather than single-channel mode. It also shows how many channels your RAM is using. The Memory tab identifies the type and overall amount of memory that you have in your system.
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