cant get my ram to run at 1866mhtz

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unsure what im doing wrong i bumped the voltage up to 1.67 voltz select 1600 from my bios and it runs fine. ive tried selecting xmp profile however system wont boot when selected, ive tried correcting the dram config 11-11-11-31-2t-48 still cant get 1866 y bclk speed is set to 100htz with a x47 multiplier i seem to be having trouble setting my over clock is there a website o.c. guide or can someone help me out im not positive but i believe 3.3 boosts stock to 3.9 im getting 4.7 but not sure how to/or what to fields to set please help.

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Id suggest 1.67v is too high anyway.
Is that corsair kit listed as compatible for the board?.
You could try bumping vtt just a little maybe to 1.1 v
Those arent very tight timings for 1866 but you could use sisoft sandra or aida 64 to see what the secondary timings are on the memory and enter those timings manually.
Id also clock down the cpu a bit even go to stamdard 3.3-3.7 and see how the memory behaves then.
How does it perform with just 2 sticks?
Not much point in trying a stable overclock and doing memory tests at the same time, at least not until you have the memory stable.

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unsure what im doing wrong i bumped the voltage up to 1.67 voltz select 1600 from my bios and it runs fine. ive tried selecting xmp profile however system wont boot when selected, ive tried correcting the dram config 11-11-11-31-2t-48 still cant get 1866 y bclk speed is set to 100htz with a x47 multiplier i seem to be having trouble setting my over clock is there a website o.c. guide or can someone help me out im not positive but i believe 3.3 boosts stock to 3.9 im getting 4.7 but not sure how to/or what to fields to set please help.

You didn't post what memory, are you sure its XMP memory ?
You didn't post MOBO model.

If the memory is XMP, then set BIOS to default, then reset any Drive modes such as AHCI or what ever you have, boot orders, then just set to XMP, don't try and adjust any memory settings if running XMP mode.

Just google your MOBO and memory OC, you should come across someone that did it.