How to increase RAM speed in BIOS ?

Hey SevenForums veteran overclockers,

I'm a complete noob but willing to learn, i'm concerend about my ram speed and it's locked at 666 MHz (Or is it just because i'm idle?)and i currently do have 16GB 2400MHz. Is there anyway i can boost this? My bios is Republic of gamers own but it's based around asus.

So i'm asking this, can i boost my ram performance and are you willing to help a fellow computer enthusiast out?

Regards, Dennis



PC specs:
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number: Custom build
OS: Windows 7 ultimate 64-Bit
CPU: i5-4690k 3.5GHz
Motherboard: Republic of gamers Maximus vii ranger (asus)
Memory: Corsair V Pro 16GB DDR3 Red 2x240, 2400MHz
Graphics: Card Gigabyte 770 4GB
Hard Drives: Samsung SSD 850 Evo 250GB
Green HDD 1TB

DMHolt57 said:

Change your computers power profile to High Performance,...you should see a difference...

Exactly but then i get a bluescreen complaining about my hardware, i made a thread about that here, any clues?

BSOD Changing to high-performance in bios,error 0x00000124

My psu is Corsair CX750M, and i currently do have a stock cooling yes. I used to have cpu water cooling until i changed my hardware and it didnt fit anymore.

AddRAM said:

That`s just what Intel writes, it has to. They don`t go saying a cpu will run anything over 1600, or even 1866, they never have.

That way they are never responsible.

The motherboard manufacturers are the ones who tell you what memory speeds will run on a particular board.

Niioxce, could you please post an Asus link to your board.

I don`t come up with anything called Ranger.

http://www.asus.com/us/Search/?SearchKey=Maximus%20vii

That's because Ranger only is available in eu. But here's one link: http://www.asus.com/uk/Motherboards/...NGER/overview/