I was searching for a way to get my laptop a little bit less noisy and I stumbled upon an enhanced memory setting in the bios.
What does this memory enhancing setting do? It's disabled by default, what will happen when its enabled?
Searched google and this forum, but cant find any info on this.
(this is not a simple overclock button, is it? and if it is, how/what does it do)
Legion 5 pro i7 16gb 3070 ( 16ITH6H 82JD004VMH )
(edit: typo)
Hello @Ing_nl ,
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Would you mind sharing the BIOS version of your machine?
This will help us identify and check what the option does for you.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Jack_Lenovo1
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Sooo, any news??
Just got my Legion 5 Pro and I am also curious to know what this does.
Hello @all,
Sorry for the late reply.
I was looking into this again and the Enhanced memory settings is Lenovo's prototype on the XMP profiling options.
I don't have this machine personally so hopefully other members can help out with checking out the feature.
Regards,
Jack_Lenovo1
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I was able to find a tooltip. Tooltip said it clocks the ram at its highest speed. I don't click it cause I thought it meant like 3600 instead of the xmp of 3200mhz (which is set by default so that's nice. I almost always have to manually set xmp on PC). I guess I'll try it in case max speed actually means xmp profile.
Thanks!
Ok, without Memory Enhance enabled my speed is 3200mhz. With it my speed is 2900mhz and all clocks are incorrect by a couple points.
Really not sure how it's supposed to work or what it's meant to do.
