Gamers know that memory performance is related to game performance, so large-capacity, dual-channel, etc. must be arranged, and high frequency is also indispensable. But what you don’t know is that if there is no XMP, even if you spend 1500 yuan to buy a memory with a main frequency of 4000MHz, it will run at 2666MHz on the computer. Can you bear this? In this issue of DIY, we will talk about memory XMP technology from entry to abandonment. XMP is actually the abbreviation of XMP, its full name is Extreme Memory Profile, which means “advanced memory configuration technology”. This technology is a memory certification standard proposed by Intel in September 2007, and XMP 2.0 is currently widely used. The main idea of Intel’s introduction of this technology at the time was to unify memory overclocking values. After the memory controller is integrated into the CPU, the operating frequency of the memory is based on the specifications of the memory controller of the CPU, rather than its nominal value. However, users need to purchase their own high-frequency memory for more Running at high frequencies requires tools to exert its performance, which is the origin of XMP. In other words, XMP is equivalent to .
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