 I've got a quick update on detecting the 24 gigs of RAM. I found an article on bcchardware.com and they are talking about 24 gigs of RAM and detection on the ASRock X58 Super Computer and they said that they had to enable an option in the BIOS called the flexibility option in order to see all 24 gigs of memory. So I'm going to go ahead and see if I can find anything in the BIOS of the Rampage 3 Extreme like a flexibility option that will enable me to detect all 24 gigs of this RAM. 16 gigs is a very strange thing to be locked at. I mean I already looked for it but I didn't find anything last time and it's based on what I'm reading. It's got to be in there somewhere. One thing I've noticed is the post takes quite a bit longer with 24 gigs of RAM. It's not a problem. The system is stable but it does just take a little bit longer. I also tried this stuff at 1600 MHz, C9, C10, 1.65 volts max and I was not able to have any success setting that up. So I figured hey it's worth a shot right? So why don't we just go through kind of one by one. So CPU level up, that's just automated overclocking. Sync mode. Okay so this allows you to use, okay not going to be relevant to what we're doing. Why don't we set the overclock tuner to manual. Okay OC from CPU level up. Okay so that's what we already saw before. It just went and moved it on us. CPU ratio setting. CPU configuration. Maybe it's in here. No we already looked in here. We need A20M, speed step. I do not see anything in here that even looks remotely like what we need. All of these frequency settings. Oh memory configuration protect. Maybe that's what this does. Okay let's try it. Because I remember looking at this one last time and to me that looks like a lot of the time you have to actually enable overclocking features. Like if you, like you know see how I set it to manual and all of a sudden I had options for like setting the CPU multiplier, stuff like that. I thought that that was just to prevent you from changing RAM timings or something. But you can see that whether that was enabled or disabled I still had those same memory options. So why don't we see if that is what is preventing us from seeing all 24 gigs of RAM. See if I can kill some more time while we're booting up. Good thing I have an SSD. Oh look and a knife. So I could open boxes. Speaking of opening boxes here's some unboxings that I have coming up soon. HyperX RAM fan, couple Kingston SSDs. One of which I will be giving away so stay tuned. And then I've got a Cooler Master notebook cooler and then there's a RAM page 3 extreme box down there. So you've seen that already. Alright let's see what we got here. Task manager. Yes! There we go! We have 24 gigs of RAM. So that was it. It was the protect option that enabled us to have access to all 24 gigs of memory. So why don't we see if our blend is still staying. You know it's funny. I'm going to have to find a new memory testing program because even using Prime95 blend I can't even touch. I can't even touch the RAM. We've still got 20 gigs of memory free. So yeah feel free to post a comment under this video if you have any suggestions for a way to actually stress 24 gigs of RAM other than running mem tests for like the 3 days it would take to do a couple of passes. Thanks for checking out my video blog. Don't forget to subscribe.