[SOLVED] RAM speeds?

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I have an Asus ROG x570 e gaming motherboard with 32gb of 3200mhz Corsair vengeance (2x16) cl 16 ram sticks in.... I just got a 4x8 (32gb) kit of Corsair vengeance RGB from my neighbor cause he moved to am5 and ddr5. The docp profile for the existing ram set 3200 fine... Will the board push 3600mhz with the 3600 ram? The boards product specs quote 3200 is as high as it goes?
 
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I have an Asus ROG x570 e gaming motherboard with 32gb of 3200mhz Corsair vengeance (2x16) cl 16 ram sticks in.... I just got a 4x8 (32gb) kit of Corsair vengeance RGB from my neighbor cause he moved to am5 and ddr5. The docp profile for the existing ram set 3200 fine... Will the board push 3600mhz with the 3600 ram? The boards product specs quote 3200 is as high as it goes?
It depends more on the CPU. 3000 and 5000 series CPU's have a greatly improved memory controller compared vs. even 2000 series CPU's. They're highly likely to hit 3600 clocks just by enabling XMP (DOCP on Asus). Sometimes you do have to manually load the memory voltage to get it to successfully train memory though.
I have an Asus ROG x570 e gaming motherboard with 32gb of 3200mhz Corsair vengeance (2x16) cl 16 ram sticks in.... I just got a 4x8 (32gb) kit of Corsair vengeance RGB from my neighbor cause he moved to am5 and ddr5. The docp profile for the existing ram set 3200 fine... Will the board push 3600mhz with the 3600 ram? The boards product specs quote 3200 is as high as it goes?
It depends more on the CPU. 3000 and 5000 series CPU's have a greatly improved memory controller compared vs. even 2000 series CPU's. They're highly likely to hit 3600 clocks just by enabling XMP (DOCP on Asus). Sometimes you do have to manually load the memory voltage to get it to successfully train memory though.
 
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