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Originally Posted by Maximuscr31Â 
The rampage should work same as the sabertooth. I just went into the bios, set profile to xmp 2000 and strap to 125. You will need to go into advanced mode in the bios by clicking advanced mode. Set your ram speed using the xmp profile. Save and reboot. When it comes up you should be running 4.625. It should adjust the rest automatically.. You can trim it if you want but leaving it all on auto it works fine. If you want to run less you will need to turn the multiplier down from 37 to 36 but 4.625 doesn't seem to be an issue for anyone 24/7 with a decent cooler.

The rampage should work same as the sabertooth. I just went into the bios, set profile to xmp 2000 and strap to 125. You will need to go into advanced mode in the bios by clicking advanced mode. Set your ram speed using the xmp profile. Save and reboot. When it comes up you should be running 4.625. It should adjust the rest automatically.. You can trim it if you want but leaving it all on auto it works fine. If you want to run less you will need to turn the multiplier down from 37 to 36 but 4.625 doesn't seem to be an issue for anyone 24/7 with a decent cooler.
Auto is Evil and I don't suggest it. For 4.3GHz my board applies 1.45v automatically when the chip will do it stock. Auto is to be Avoided at all cost IMO


























. Rampage Formula IV is stable like a rock
