Adjust your RAM speed settings to 3200MHz through your motherboard or BIOS configuration.
Adjust your RAM speed settings to 3200MHz through your motherboard or BIOS configuration.
Hey everyone, I just noticed my RAM is clocked at 3000MHz instead of the expected 3200MHz. Despite adjusting BIOS and DCOP settings multiple times, I haven't managed to reach 3200MHz. I've tried basic overclocking and tweaked voltage offsets, but it still doesn't work. Do you have any advice or tips? Thanks! RAM model: hx432c16fb3ak2/16.
DDR means Double Data Rate. When you double your RAM's clock speed, it shows as 3200MHz, which matches its rated performance. This is just how HWiNFO displays data. CPU-Z does the same, and Task Manager offers a more intuitive view.
HWiNFO displays 1500 MHz under "Memory" and 1600 MHz under "Memory Modules," suggesting it might be operating around 3000 MHz. @TeeBlackGold97 Can you look at the memory section in CPU-Z? It's hard to tell which numbers are real speeds versus what HWiNFO shows. Also, verify your BIOS settings for the XMP profile.