[SOLVED] Ram latency too high and cpu performing poorly.

Solution
slots used 2 of 4
ram usage at startup:
Memory

16.0 GB

Speed: 3200 MHz
Slots used: 2 of 4
Form factor: SODIMM
Hardware reserved: 274 MB

Available 9.2 GB
Cached 5.2 GB
Committed 8.7/18.6 GB
Paged pool 353 MB
Non-paged pool 338 MB
In use (Compressed) 6.2 GB (220 MB)
Seems odd that the gigabyte site says 2 slots.

Go here and verify you have the latest bios and chipset driver.

https://www.gigabyte.com/Laptop/AORUS-15P--Intel-11th-Gen/support#support-dl-driver-audio

Moving on to ram usage go to task manager/startup and disable as much as possible.

reuben751

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I asked about the ram slots because GB says 2 slots and ubm says 4 slots.

How many slots does task manager/perf/mem show?

What does task manager/perf/mem show for ram usage at startup?
slots used 2 of 4
ram usage at startup:
Memory

16.0 GB

Speed: 3200 MHz
Slots used: 2 of 4
Form factor: SODIMM
Hardware reserved: 274 MB

Available 9.2 GB
Cached 5.2 GB
Committed 8.7/18.6 GB
Paged pool 353 MB
Non-paged pool 338 MB
In use (Compressed) 6.2 GB (220 MB)
 

kanewolf

Titan
Moderator
slots used 2 of 4
ram usage at startup:
Memory

16.0 GB

Speed: 3200 MHz
Slots used: 2 of 4
Form factor: SODIMM
Hardware reserved: 274 MB

Available 9.2 GB
Cached 5.2 GB
Committed 8.7/18.6 GB
Paged pool 353 MB
Non-paged pool 338 MB
In use (Compressed) 6.2 GB (220 MB)
My first guess is that you have the memory in the wrong slots so that you are only getting single channel memory. What does CPU-Z say about the memory? Single or dual channel ?
 
slots used 2 of 4
ram usage at startup:
Memory

16.0 GB

Speed: 3200 MHz
Slots used: 2 of 4
Form factor: SODIMM
Hardware reserved: 274 MB

Available 9.2 GB
Cached 5.2 GB
Committed 8.7/18.6 GB
Paged pool 353 MB
Non-paged pool 338 MB
In use (Compressed) 6.2 GB (220 MB)
Seems odd that the gigabyte site says 2 slots.

Go here and verify you have the latest bios and chipset driver.

https://www.gigabyte.com/Laptop/AORUS-15P--Intel-11th-Gen/support#support-dl-driver-audio

Moving on to ram usage go to task manager/startup and disable as much as possible.
 
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