What Is XMP Memory and How Do You Configure It on an Intel® NUC Product?
Content Type: Troubleshooting | Article ID: 000095207 | Last Reviewed: 02/21/2024
XMP Memory
XMP or Extreme Memory Profiles, is an Intel technology that allows you to configure multiple memory settings by selecting a different profile, It takes advantage of higher than standard memory speeds.
By configuring XMP setting the memory can be overclocked by adjusting frequency, voltage and timings, but it can also be used to help reduce power consumption by allowing the system to enter into low-power modes.
XMP Memory Support on NUCs
Not all NUCs support XMP Memory, refer to the TPS and check for support under System Memory. If XMP is supported, go into BIOS setup, Performance, Memory and set up the correct XMP Memory Profile.
If the XMP Memory is not working as expected, check the following: