CountMike :
It says 2933MHz instead of 3000 because in Ryzen MBs they don't run BCLK/FSB at full 100MHz but in 99.5 - 99.8 range.
Except that makes no sense....
how does 99.5Mhz BCLK * 15 multiplier for 3000Mt/s * 2 because it's DDR = 2933? do the math for 99.8 and it's even further off.
I agree AM4 motherboards seem to universally understate BCLK but 2933Mt/s is a valid memory data rate too: I can set memory to 2933 so that (100 Mhz theoretical BCLK * 14.665 multiplier * 2 because it's DDR) = 2933 Mt/s. Although, it will probably be more like (99.5 Mhz actual BCLK * 14.665 * 2) = 2918Mt/s. In the same way, setting it for 3000 will actually get (99.5*15*2)=2985Mt/s.
Just trying to understand that statement.