[SOLVED] Can't get the 3200 hz of Ram...

[Ammar_Howeka]

Hello there, it's my first time here so I hope to find the answer

I have a strange issue here, that my Ram is Vengeance 8GB 3200hz Ram link, and I can't get that speed as you see below:

System Info
Speccy Ram info
Task manager info
CMD Ram info
CPU-z Ram info
CPU-z motherboard info

>>>> Motherboard Settings <<<<<

I'm sorry (insert image) tab didn't work with me

Last question: When I modify anything in the BIOS, the PC reboots 2 or 3 times then it starts normally! Is that okay?


ANY HELP, please

 

[Ammar_Howeka]

Not even 1 answer

 

[Crosslhs82x2]

Well for a start try putting your single stick of ram in the correct slot.
From your screen shots its in B-1
And by the mobo manual it is recommended for a single stick to be in A-1.
Which is the first slot working right from the cpu.
Then recheck.

 

[Ammar_Howeka]

Well for a start try putting your single stick of ram in the correct slot.
From your screen shots its in B-1
And by the mobo manual it is recommended for a single stick to be in A-1.
Which is the first slot working right from the cpu.
Then recheck.

Still the same:

New Slot A-1

 

[Crosslhs82x2]

What does cpu-z memory tab show.
If still the same try resetting bios to default settings and boot
Then go back into bios and try the xmp / ram frequency settings.

 

[Ammar_Howeka]

What does cpu-z memory tab show.
If still the same try resetting bios to default settings and boot
Then go back into bios and try the xmp / ram frequency settings.

Thank you brother It's done 3200mHz ...
3200 Mhz

 

[Crosslhs82x2]

Cool Good Deal Your Welcome !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ps Please chose the best solution to your issuse as solved.

 

[Ammar_Howeka]

Cool Good Deal Your Welcome !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ps Please chose the best solution to your issuse as solved.

I'm sorry but I've a little issue that the PC crashed several times for no reason after that!!!!
Ooh, it frustrating.

Now I edited the freq to 3000Mhz testing it

 

[Nemesia]

I'm sorry but I've a little issue that the PC crashed several times for no reason after that!!!!
Ooh, it frustrating.

Now I edited the freq to 3000Mhz testing it

If you still have crashes at 3000MHz try 2933MHz. It could be a faulty RAM stick. I would do a memtest86 on that stick.