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kreptedcannon
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08-24-2020, 01:59 PM
#11
Isack :
Rogue Leader :
Yes, exactly, and confirm the XMP setting beneath is configured for DDR4-3000 (or it might display DDR4-2999, same thing).
I attempted this but CPU-Z still reports 1500MHz for the DRAM frequency.
I didn't notice you were using CPU-Z.
The 1500mhz is accurate. DDR refers to Double Data Rate, so 1500mhz equals 3000mhz. Your memory settings are correct.
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kreptedcannon
08-24-2020, 01:59 PM #11

Isack :
Rogue Leader :
Yes, exactly, and confirm the XMP setting beneath is configured for DDR4-3000 (or it might display DDR4-2999, same thing).
I attempted this but CPU-Z still reports 1500MHz for the DRAM frequency.
I didn't notice you were using CPU-Z.
The 1500mhz is accurate. DDR refers to Double Data Rate, so 1500mhz equals 3000mhz. Your memory settings are correct.

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Charliemc909
Posting Freak
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08-24-2020, 06:04 PM
#12
Rogue Leader:
Isack :
Rogue Leader :
Exactly, just confirm the XMP setting is set to DDR4-3000 (or it might say DDR4-2999, same thing).
I did it myself but CPU-Z still lists 1500MHz for DRAM Frequency.
I didn't know you were using CPU-Z.
That's correct. 1500mhz is accurate. DDR means Double Data Rate, so 1500mhz equals 3000mhz. Your memory is right.
Yeah, I just realized that. Thanks a lot.
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Charliemc909
08-24-2020, 06:04 PM #12

Rogue Leader:
Isack :
Rogue Leader :
Exactly, just confirm the XMP setting is set to DDR4-3000 (or it might say DDR4-2999, same thing).
I did it myself but CPU-Z still lists 1500MHz for DRAM Frequency.
I didn't know you were using CPU-Z.
That's correct. 1500mhz is accurate. DDR means Double Data Rate, so 1500mhz equals 3000mhz. Your memory is right.
Yeah, I just realized that. Thanks a lot.

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