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I just made the updates last night with the ASUS Armory App. The BIOS is now version 4401, and according to what I heard, the RAM should be running at about 1066 MHz for both sticks. After the updates, the games still perform similarly in FPS, and the stuttering remains consistent in both Boost and Arma 3. I haven’t tried anything else yet, but it looks like it’s around the same as before. I also had Geek Squad service in December because I accidentally bricked the motherboard while trying to update the BIOS.
The advertised RAM speed is typically listed in megahertz (MHz) or gigabytes per second (GB/s).
The calculation is accurate, 1066 multiplied by 2 equals 2132. The multiplication by 2 gives the frequency value.
Yes, it either uses JEDEC speed settings or is designed for that speed.
The NZXT Cam System lists a base frequency of 1066 MHz. Corsair claims RAM performance can hit up to 3600MHz, while another source suggests a peak of around 4600MHz. The motherboard supports frequencies as high as 4400MHz.
The main task is to scale up by a factor of 2, aligning with 2133 MHz JEDEC standards. It seems the XMP setting wasn't adjusted.
Here’s a revised version of your message:
The screenshot shows the task manager interface. I haven’t adjusted the XMP settings in the BIOS.