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Best Answer phillpower2 , 06 April 2019 - 11:37 AM
Hello BIGEYE, the BIOS is reporting the memory frequency as 2133 MHz. The RAM I have installed is 3000 MHz. 2133MHz is the SPD of the RAM and for it to function at a higher rat... Go to the full post »
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Hello BIGEYE,
the BIOS is reporting the memory frequency as 2133 MHz. The RAM I have installed is 3000 MHz.
2133MHz is the SPD of the RAM and for it to function at a higher rate you need to OC it, SPD explained here
Appreciate if anyone can advise on how to fix and get the RAM running at the correct frequency.
As above, I do not OC so cannot give you any tips based on experience I`m afraid, anything in the MB user manual on OCing?
Please note that DDR4-2933 is the max compatible with your CPU.
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