[SOLVED] RAM seems to be working at lower speed.

[AdrianT]

RAM is working at 1197 mhz instead of 3000 according to CPU-Z. Is that normal?

I never checked the specifications before i ugpraded, but i recently got 2 more sticks of RAM, moving from 32GB to 64GB, the sticks werent the same model, but they came from the same producer ADATA, same speed and voltage and specification, just different production date and colour.

Motherboard is Gigabyte X399 Aorus Gaming 7

Processor is AMD Ryzen 1950x Threadripper

 

[Diddly]

It's probably running at 2400MHz (2x1197), you need to try and load the XMP profiles for the RAM in the BIOS. Hopefully the profiles will work ok. Then they should be running at 1500 in CPU-Z which equates to 3000MHz.

 

[512-Bit]

RAM is working at 1197 mhz instead of 3000 according to CPU-Z. Is that normal?

I never checked the specifications before i ugpraded, but i recently got 2 more sticks of RAM, moving from 32GB to 64GB, the sticks werent the same model, but they came from the same producer ADATA, same speed and voltage and specification, just different production date and colour.

Motherboard is Gigabyte X399 Aorus Gaming 7

Processor is AMD Ryzen 1950x Threadripper

set it to 3000 in the Bios

 

[MJS WARLORD]

when you added more ram did you use ones of the same MHZ rating , without getting to technical a lower rate will pull a higher one down making them all under perform.

 

[AdrianT]

I added ones with the same mhz rating and same voltage, I will try to get into bios now to see if I can set it to 3000mhz but the bios settings are a little funny for me always I'll try my best

 

[AdrianT]

https://imgur.com/0l7kD7M

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https://imgur.com/6riICW0

View: https://imgur.com/6riICW0


Attached two links for images, first one ram and second motherboard, i changed the bios settings and still looks the same to me, is there a chance that the ram sticks dont like eachother so they are running at lowest speed available? Or is this how they are supposed to run@?