When I enable xmp profile in bios setting and reset system not boot and show the message of boot failure. please help
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Ripjaws v 8x2 2800 problem with enabling xmp on gigabyte z170x gaming 3
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If you are on a very early UEFI release, updating that might help with memory compatibility.
Other things to test is trying it with both modules individually and swapping the memory slots.
Then you might wanna check if the MB does set the appropriate settings (timings and voltages) when you enable the XMP. You could also try to go full manual, but it shouldn't be required since in general DDR4-2800 is still a pretty tame memory clock for Skylake. However some boards do a better job with AUTO settings for higher memory frequencies than others. I don't own a Gigabyte Z170 mainboard personally, so i can't give you any more concrete hints on that.Team HardwareLUXX | Show off your G.SKILL products!
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How would i know about your processor, when you did not even mention it?
While the quality of the memory controller is probably highest in Intel's unlocked i7 models, your i5 should not be that far off. Just try the things mentioned and see how it goes.Team HardwareLUXX | Show off your G.SKILL products!
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in the UEFI save a picture to USB storage via the "F12" key. Then upload the picture at a free image filehoster and put the link you get into [img] [/img] tags.Team HardwareLUXX | Show off your G.SKILL products!
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