A alec935 Prominent Jun 11, 2018 7 0 510 Jun 28, 2019 #1 I bought two sets of this ram, advertised as 3600mhz. However, in Task Manager, I am told I have 64gb of 2133mhz ram. How can I fix this?
I bought two sets of this ram, advertised as 3600mhz. However, in Task Manager, I am told I have 64gb of 2133mhz ram. How can I fix this?
Solution PC Tailor Jun 28, 2019 You have to enable XMP and overclock the RAM to reach those speeds. All RAM will usually run at native speeds out of the box until you overclock. What is your motherboard and CPU? (Assuming Ryzen based on 2133) https://www.howtogeek.com/257766/ho...o-make-your-ram-run-at-its-advertised-speeds/
You have to enable XMP and overclock the RAM to reach those speeds. All RAM will usually run at native speeds out of the box until you overclock. What is your motherboard and CPU? (Assuming Ryzen based on 2133) https://www.howtogeek.com/257766/ho...o-make-your-ram-run-at-its-advertised-speeds/
PC Tailor Illustrious Ambassador Jun 29, 2017 7,976 1,572 41,590 Jun 28, 2019 Solution #2 You have to enable XMP and overclock the RAM to reach those speeds. All RAM will usually run at native speeds out of the box until you overclock. What is your motherboard and CPU? (Assuming Ryzen based on 2133) https://www.howtogeek.com/257766/ho...o-make-your-ram-run-at-its-advertised-speeds/ Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
You have to enable XMP and overclock the RAM to reach those speeds. All RAM will usually run at native speeds out of the box until you overclock. What is your motherboard and CPU? (Assuming Ryzen based on 2133) https://www.howtogeek.com/257766/ho...o-make-your-ram-run-at-its-advertised-speeds/
A alec935 Prominent Jun 11, 2018 7 0 510 Jun 28, 2019 #3 Yup, had to turn on XMP in the bios. Very strange actually, as XMP was on by default with my old RAM CPU is actually an i9 though Upvote 0 Downvote
Yup, had to turn on XMP in the bios. Very strange actually, as XMP was on by default with my old RAM CPU is actually an i9 though