nitro 5 AN515-52 Is there a way to overclock my Adata ddr4 2666 rams?
Rowy
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I've done some research, the nitro 5' bios looks nothing like the msi laptops, is there a separate tool or literally anyway to overclock the rams? because they're running at 2400MHz but the advertised speed is 2666mhz
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Hi,
The speed may have been restricted to 2400MHz by the CPU, could you please post the laptop model name, like AN5xx-xx, memory module model number and the CPU in your laptop.0 -
hey there, I don't think so.brummyfan2 said:Hi,
The speed may have been restricted to 2400MHz by the CPU, could you please post the laptop model name, like AN5xx-xx, memory module model number and the CPU in your laptop.
Acer Nitro 5 AN515-52 Core i7- 8750H (8th Gen) NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 (4 GB) 128 GB M.2 SSD/1 TB HDD Windows 10.
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OK, could you please post the memory module make and model number.0
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I removed the odler stick and bought two of Adata ddr4 2666 Pc4-21300, and they're both running in dual channel mode, after checking cpu-z the DRAM is 1197MHz, multiplying it results in what I see in the task manager "2400" and btw, i even tried the older stick with one of the new ones, same result. I know its not that big of a deal but I've seen some fps improvements when jumping to 2666-3200MHz, so please tell me there's a way to overclock them to at least their advertised speed.brummyfan2 said:OK, could you please post the memory module make and model number.0 -
No, there's no overclocking feature in this laptop model.Rowy said:I removed the odler stick and bought two of Adata ddr4 2666 Pc4-21300, and they're both running in dual channel mode, after checking cpu-z the DRAM is 1197MHz, multiplying it results in what I see in the task manager "2400" and btw, i even tried the older stick with one of the new ones, same result. I know its not that big of a deal but I've seen some fps improvements when jumping to 2666-3200MHz, so please tell me there's a way to overclock them to at least their advertised speed.0
