[SOLVED] Help my new 16GB ram is slower than my older 16GB ram

mikeypony

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Hey guys i need your help so about couple weeks ago one of my Geil Pristine Series 8GB DDR4 2400MHz memory module GP48GB2400C16SC started going bad it still works but give me a random BSOD error every couple of days whenever i use it so i Tired to look up a replacement copy for my ram couldnt find one all out stock so i ended up having to order brand new 16GB GeIL EVO POTENZA 16GB (2 x 8GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 2400 (PC4 19200) Desktop Memory Model GPR416GB2400C16DC when the ram arrived i installed in the pc and run memtest86 no errors so i decide to play some games on it monster hunter world and witcher 3 i quickly noticed when playing that they were fps drops to around 50 to 57 i removed the new ram 16GB ram and put in the old 16GB ram and test the games again the fps stayed at a steady 60fps so i decide to run a benchmark and this was the Performance of my new ram GeIL EVO POTENZA as you can see even with XMP ON the new ram is still slower than my old ram the rams have the same Timing 16-16-16-36 the same CAS Latency 16 and the same Voltage 1.20V can someone please explain to me why new ram is so slow and sorry for bad english

specs
OS:Windows 10
CPU:Intel® Core™ i5-6600K or better
RAM:16GB of system memory
Graphics card:MSI GTX 1080 TI GAMINING X
PSU : seasonic focus fm 650w
motherboard: MSI 170 PC MATE




GeIL EVO POTENZA NO XMP

scored 64.3% in userbenchmark


The old ram Performance Geil Pristine Series NO XMP

scored 75.1% in userbenchmark

GeIL EVO POTENZA XMP ON
scored 74% in userbenchmark





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Make sure you installed the modules in Slot A2 and B2 for dual channel mode. [CPU Socket] |A1|A2|B1|B2|

Why did you buy 2400 ram when you have a Z series motherboard that officially supports up to 3200 ram? 3200 is usually not much more expensive, but can give a 15-20% or higher performance boost over 2133-2400.
Make sure you installed the modules in Slot A2 and B2 for dual channel mode. [CPU Socket] |A1|A2|B1|B2|

Why did you buy 2400 ram when you have a Z series motherboard that officially supports up to 3200 ram? 3200 is usually not much more expensive, but can give a 15-20% or higher performance boost over 2133-2400.
 
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