yes i did change it in the bios to profile 1 but when my pc turn on it shows problem and i had to go back to 2133mhz..
why my ram is working on 2133mhz instead of 3200mhz?
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im playing right now so thats why something can be higher
your DRAM frequency is 1064MHz.
since you have DDR (double data rate) memory, it performs an operation on the rise, and the fall, of the same clock cycle.
1064+1064=2128, fluff around with base 2, rounding and manufacturer using different labelling standards (GB vs GiB for example) and 2133 is in the ball park.
your motherboard only supports 2133 and 2400 natively, the other RAM speeds are listed with O.C. after them, meaning only when over clocked.
and over clocking is an area I have never ventured into.
I've simply bought the component with the specs required rather than push a lower spec'd part past its standard capabilities.
since you have DDR (double data rate) memory, it performs an operation on the rise, and the fall, of the same clock cycle.
1064+1064=2128, fluff around with base 2, rounding and manufacturer using different labelling standards (GB vs GiB for example) and 2133 is in the ball park.
your motherboard only supports 2133 and 2400 natively, the other RAM speeds are listed with O.C. after them, meaning only when over clocked.
and over clocking is an area I have never ventured into.
I've simply bought the component with the specs required rather than push a lower spec'd part past its standard capabilities.
Your cpu also does not support 3200. https://www.amd.com/en/product/7656
Once you start to OC you are going to have problems.
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