People get an error message: Memory Overclocking Fail when they boot up their computers. This error often happens on MSI, ASUS, and other motherboards. What is overclocking? How to fix the memory overclocking fail error on your computer? This MiniTool post will walk you through the troubleshooting guide.
For gamers, creators, or other computer users who require high computer performance, overclocking RAM, CPU, or GPU matters a lot. However, the memory overclocking fail error message appears to prevent you from accessing the computer properly. Before delving into resolutions of this issue, I’d like to briefly introduce something about overclocking.
In computing, overclocking refers to increasing the clock rate of a computer which is settled by the computer manufacturer. Overclocking is to enhance the performance of the main processor, graphics controller, system memory, and other computer components.
However, overclocking is not randomly settled as everything has a finite limit. Once exceeding the maximum limit, things will get worse. In this case, for computer users, the computer system may get corrupted, computer components damaged, data corrupted or lost, and other outcomes.
Therefore, when you are going to overclock RAM, CPU, or GPU, ensure that all the computer components support this operation and the computer heat can be cooled down in time.
If you are unfortunately troubled by the memory overclocking fail error at boot up, try the following methods to resolve this issue on your device.
Both Extreme Memory Profile (XMP) and Extended Profiles for Overclocking (EXPO) are used to boost RAM speeds for better performance of your computer. If you encounter the memory overclock error immediately after enabling the XMP, EXPO, or the Manual Overclock option on your computer, just disabling them can effectively resolve the issue.
If you have recently adjusted BIOS settings which results in the memory overclocking fail error, you should enter the BIOS menu again to revert your change or reset BIOS to the default status.
Generally, you can reboot the computer and press and hold the F8 or F12 key to enter the BIOS menu, but different computers have different hotkeys. Head to the parameters that you have changed to adjust them to the original status.
To reset the BIOS to the default status, please read this post and follow the steps carefully: How to Reset BIOS/CMOS in Windows 10 – 3 Steps.
Possibly the computer has no output after the above solutions, you need to try to clear CMOS in this case.
You should shut down the computer and remove the computer cover to find the motherboard. Locate the CMOS on the motherboard and move the CMOS jumper from the default position (1-2) to the other (2-3). Wait for a few minutes, then you can move the jumper back to its default position.
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This post shows you three solutions to resolve the memory overclocking fail error on your computer. If you are troubled by this error, try to tackle it with the above methods and remember to check file security with MiniTool Power Data Recovery.
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