Setting in BIOS to change RAM speed in an ATC-605?

Is there a way to enable or see the settings in the BIOS to alter RAM speed and timings? I know a lot of things are locked away compared to a normal built system, but is there a way to do this? Looking to see if I can enable XMP and up my RAM speed to its appropriate speeds.

Are you talking about the stock memory in your computer? Or you've added some different memory? I think the max it can do is the JEDEC standard for the motherboard which is DDR3-1600 CL11 (I think). Even if the BIOS did support XMP. I don't think it would do much good since you can't overclock the CPU. Neither the locked Haswell CPUs or H81E chipset support overclocking on the TC-605s. So wouldn't the performance gain would be tiny without the ability to overclock the CPU......? I was actually thinking about buying some 1600/1866 just for curiousity sake, but I get the feeling it would bump down to 1600 due to that JEDEC standard which is out of Acer's control. I have the i5 4440 which says it only supports 1600 max. http://ark.intel.com/products/75038/Intel-Core-i5-4440-Processor-6M-Cache-up-to-3_30-GHz I don't know though, I'm not an overclocker....so maybe somebody can give you a better answer. Anyway, the TC-605 is more of a mainstream desktop. Don't get me wrong, you can max it out to 16GB ram and...... At this point, I've added to one of my tc-605s...a SSD with the ram cache enabled, and added some additional ram. It's pretty quick. Now I just have to pull the trigger on that gtx 750ti-sc (if it will fit in the case) Edit: If you're using CPU-Z or Speccy, and you're using the ram that came with the tc-605, it should give a frequency of around 800 Mhz. Which would be 1600 since it's DDR=DoubleDataRate. I think when I checked it said something like 798.1 Mhz...which is close enough to 800 Mhz.

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We will assume its a K8T Neo Fis2r Mobo, with AMD 64 CPU.
Page 3- 11 of your manual Advanced Chipset features.
Memclock Mode, set it to limit.
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Exit and save.
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I have a Q6600, Corsair Dominator 8500, on an MSI P7N Platinum.
I've got the Q6600 up to three and a bit ghz, had to up some of the voltages to get it stable in Prime95. So far so good, but I don't have a clue what the RAM is actually doing. In both manual and linked modes...no difference. I see that I can set the RAM manually, in both modes, to 1066 or more (1066 is it's rated top frequency), but I'm not sure if that's real speed or a multiplier of something. At the moment it shows in the BIOS:
FSB Clock: 1350
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Quote from: AaronYuri on 11-May-08, 21:21:03
No, the memory frequency isn't bottle necked by the FSB. The FSB is just the base for calculating the memory frequency.
Oh well, that doesn't mean much to me. But from what I can gather from the thread you linked there isn't much advantage to running the RAM at 1066 vs 800 anyway, as the performance difference I'd see in games would be negligible.
Thanks Aaron.

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I am tweaking my new worstation.
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