Is Intel XMP supportable to Dell Precision M4600

[Gag$nesh]

I'm about to buy a Dell Precision M4600 quite loaded. I can get 16 GB of RAM 1866MHz Newegg. Every last trace of the proposed 1600 and 1866 smash speeds are plausible with Intel's XMP determinations as a major aspect of the Sandy Bridge chipset. So I have a problem that does the Dell Precision M4600 support Intel XMP. I was thinking of yes because I was thinking of order Dell's 1600 MHz version for It.? Please help me in solving this problem. Thanking all in advanced for helping me and giving me the suggestions.

[switchblade327]

Intel Extreme Memory outline (Intel XMP) is an expansion of landfill performance of standard DDR3 memory specification, enabling a robust; overclocking designed to take advantage of the features of the mega-games integrated in Intel based PC. If you like to overclock and squeeze every last drop of performance from your PC, then the memory based on Intel XMP is the solution you need to destroy your enemies and save the universe without breaking a sweat.

[BansiJ]

Designed for maximum flexibility, Intel XMP-based platforms offer significant advantages for professional players, beginners and everyone else. With predefined memory optimizations built into Intel certified XMP, overclocking on Intel based PCs is easy right from the box. Expert users still have the option to manually change specific parameters for custom fit.

[Antonio1]

I think that the Dell will release a brand new laptop. And I think that they will launch in the series of Dell Precision M4600. And I think that the Dell Precision M4600 will have a 15.6-inch LED-backlit and I think that it will also have the display with the option of the touch screen capability, and I think an AMD FirePro M5950 1GB GDDR5 and the Quadro 2000M 2GB GDDR5 graphics card and Quadro 2000M 2GB GDDR5 graphics card so if you are getting this much then why you are trying to purchase the Intel XMP I think that this is fully supportable with the Dell Precision M4600.

[Ceesar]

The favorite feature of the Intel XMP is the multiple SPD profiles I think that this enables us to preset the user defined profiles of memory that can be selected according to usage model. For example, a violent, low-latency profile may be used for intense gaming while the default memory can be able to use as the calculator for your home every day, as the Home Office or browsing the Internet. I hope that this will help you to solve the problem.

[Kickapoo]

From the discussion going on I think that the two features I like of the Intel XMP is the one which is the memory vendor will specify each SPD fields. And in this features this is enabled the providers of the program modules that are having their own abilities and they are providing the unique values to end users. And the another feature is the advanced overclocking feature and in this features only the user who is expert can change the specific SPD and the parameter and it is in the BIOS and can save the profile.

[Erie]

The last and the best feature is the Fail-safe default boot and I think that this is the first boot and after that with the help of the default JEDEC setting on a platform that supports DDR3 standard JEDEC specification and I think that this is ensuring base functionality and your standard DDR3 memory frequencies. And I think that in this case you can change the BIOS settings manually and after that you have to use the Windows based Intel Extreme Tuning Utility.