I have received help from my local Memory Express and was able to get instructions on how to get my advertised MHZ speeds. The HyperX Predator DOES WORK. No it's not a HyperX Fury, and that doesn't even matter. Many other RAM will work also. All you need to do is run a scan for compatible memory from somewhere like https://www.crucial.com/ or https://www.mrmemory.co.uk/ and then simply know HOW to go about in the BIOS.
In my case I didn't know. So here's how:
1.Go to BIOS in the OC section and enable A-XMP + chose a profile , l had 2 profile options. Mine when turned on profile 1 showed 1600mhz selected by default. Leave it be. If your RAM is compatible it will automatically adjust to its advertised speeds(in my case 3200mhz). Then save&reboot. Go straight back to BIOS and the DRAM should have changed to your mhz. If it did your golden.
The instructions I got are in blue, my question in black.
And that's all that needed to be done. Hope this helps out someone!
Frenchy19951
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December 20th, 2019 19:00
I have received help from my local Memory Express and was able to get instructions on how to get my advertised MHZ speeds. The HyperX Predator DOES WORK. No it's not a HyperX Fury, and that doesn't even matter. Many other RAM will work also. All you need to do is run a scan for compatible memory from somewhere like https://www.crucial.com/ or https://www.mrmemory.co.uk/ and then simply know HOW to go about in the BIOS.
In my case I didn't know. So here's how:
1.Go to BIOS in the OC section and enable A-XMP + chose a profile , l had 2 profile options. Mine when turned on profile 1 showed 1600mhz selected by default. Leave it be. If your RAM is compatible it will automatically adjust to its advertised speeds(in my case 3200mhz). Then save&reboot. Go straight back to BIOS and the DRAM should have changed to your mhz. If it did your golden.
The instructions I got are in blue, my question in black.
And that's all that needed to be done. Hope this helps out someone!
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