[SOLVED] DDR-4 3000 MHz using 2132 according to CPU-Z

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I bought this new PC: i5 11400, MB = Z590-A Pro *

* https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/Z590-A-PRO

The BIOS has been updated to the latest version. Using Windows 11.

And two RAM sticks: Corsair Vengeance, CMK16GX4M2D3000C16
2 x 8 GB

It says here they have 3000 Mhz. DDR-4. My problem is that CPU-Z is telling me all this:

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And when I enter the BIOS it shows this warning:

https://i.postimg.cc/BskjH8jY/IMG-0985.jpg

AIDA64 info:

https://i.postimg.cc/5b4R5tDz/AIDA.jpg

BIOS says 2132 Mhz as well. What exactly needs to be changed/fixed here so I can use these sticks fully? Or is everything OK and they were installed/configured correctly?
 
Solution
Wait, what is going to happen if I buy 2 more RAM sticks also with 8 GB each?
There are different recommended configurations depending on number of modules used.
With 2 module configuration it is recommended to use slots A2 and B2.
All of that is described in user manual of your motherboard.

Certainly you have read it. Right?
If you haven't, then go and read it.
https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/Z590-A-PRO/support#down-manual
Wait, what is going to happen if I buy 2 more RAM sticks also with 8 GB each?
There are different recommended configurations depending on number of modules used.
With 2 module configuration it is recommended to use slots A2 and B2.
All of that is described in user manual of your motherboard.

Certainly you have read it. Right?
If you haven't, then go and read it.
https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/Z590-A-PRO/support#down-manual
 
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