[Fixed] Overclocking from a normal speed won't work
[Fixed] Overclocking from a normal speed won't work
I have a set of memory sticks from Corsair called Vengeance LPX. Each stick holds 8 GB, and there are two of them in the box, so together they make 16 GB total. These sticks run at 2666 MHz which is fast for a PC. They use DDR4 technology and have a designation code that starts with "PC4". I bought this kit from Corsair, and it comes as a single memory package with two separate modules inside. Each module is 8 GB long, but the whole set works together like one big stick. This product has 288 pins on its outside for connection to your motherboard. You only need to plug in about 1.2 volts of electricity to make it work properly. The physical size fits into most standard computer cases easily. The warranty lasts a lifetime, which means I can trust the seller to fix any problems if they happen later. It comes in perfect new condition and does not come with any defects yet. There is no special software called XMP needed because this memory works straight out of the box without extra steps.
Here are the links I found you mentioned: https://ibb.co/QdyFqpc and https://ibb.co/bmSVxv6. You can click on them to see what they show.
It might be that. Better air flow and more memory speed would help you get better numbers. I used to have photos from when my CPU ran at 2700x and the CB score was just a tiny bit above 4200, but now with a liquid cooler and 3600MHz RAM, those scores are higher.