No DDR type found on your PC. Please check for any DDR modules and try again.
No DDR type found on your PC. Please check for any DDR modules and try again.
The issue lies in compatibility—your motherboard and processor only support DDR4, and the 2666 MHz frequency confirms it. DDR3 was previously used at 2133 MHz but was costly and rare. The software might pull data from BIOS info that isn't fully accurate. For better details, use CPU-Z or Aida64.
Do you own a combination of RAM modules? I've noticed Windows showing RAM as "Unknown" in these situations. Regardless, it shouldn't impact performance, so no need to stress. The issue might be with Task Manager not displaying data accurately—it could be a bug.