Question Newly installed RAM not showing up properly in CPUZ, but looks fine in BIOS ?

[woctafu]

To the point I recently installed a new Motherboard (Gigabyte b650 gaming x ax v2), Memory (GSkill 32GB 2 x 16GB) and a AMD 7800. Everything looks and works well and fine but as I was mucking about in CPUZ I noticed the memory tab is completely blank. Is this a sensor erorr since I'm worried I am not actually getting my dual channel. I installed the sticks in the proper slots as well. The BIOs shows the sticks fine in the proper slots so I'm *assuming* it's on CPU-Z's end and something isnt wrong with my new components.

 

[woctafu]

A small update. I installed the latest version of CPU-Z and I was met with a filled out memory tab. Though it still says blank on Dual Channel which is.. strange?

 

[helpstar]

update the bios of the motherboard

 

[gskill support]

Another way to check is to use a memory benchmark test to see if your system is performing similarly to other systems with similar hardware. Single and dual channel bandwidth will be much different, but also most tests will show single or dual channel.

 

[SkyNetRising]

A small update. I installed the latest version of CPU-Z and I was met with a filled out memory tab. Though it still says blank on Dual Channel which is.. strange?

For DDR5 it should show 4x32-bit.

Like here:

Spoiler

 

[Eximo]

Yeah, what slots did you use? A2 and B2 should work for dual channel...

4800 CL40 is pretty slow too. Any reason for that memory? Or is there more under SPD tab there and you haven't flipped on EXPO or XMP?

 

[woctafu]

Haven't flipped on XMP because I forgot to mostly. Though I do have an 850W PSU, and the calculators put it in range of the Hardware I use. Will I risk any issues if I flip it on? Also, HWInfo64 is showing dual channel so I guess mystery solved?

 

[SkyNetRising]

Also, HWInfo64 is showing dual channel so I guess mystery solved?

Try with single ram module and see, if hwinfo says dual channel too.
DDR5 has different memory organization (than DDR, DDR2, DDR3, DDR4).
For DDR5 each module internally already is dual channel.