RAM speed set to 2133MHz

Itz_Matrix2511
Junior Member

09-12-2020, 11:51 PM

Hey! I'm facing a problem with my system. I'm using an i5 10400 B460m Aorus Pro Teamgroup T-force Delta RGB with 2x16GB DDR4 RAM at 3600MHz. The memory module is stuck at 2133 MHz according to the BIOS, HWINFO64 and CPU-Z. I've tried enabling XMP but it doesn't change the value. Setting it manually to 2666 didn't help either. Clearing CMOS several times hasn't resolved the issue. I'm a bit stuck and don't have many ideas. The performance drop is noticeable, especially during benchmarks. I've attached two images: one showing the screen with Task Manager displaying 2666, and another with a Thaipoon burner image from my Teamgroup kit. The second image also shows the RAM's actual speed around 2133 MHz. It's not a critical situation, but losing 533MHz does affect performance.

Itz_Matrix2511

09-12-2020, 11:51 PM #1

Akhil_B
Junior Member

09-13-2020, 06:41 AM

Run at maximum capacity and display the frequency in cpu-z. It should operate only when required, specifically at 2666.

Akhil_B

09-13-2020, 06:41 AM #2

Run at maximum capacity and display the frequency in cpu-z. It should operate only when required, specifically at 2666.

Flashwing006
Member

217

09-13-2020, 10:56 AM

It's a 32GB system, the biggest I could manage right now was 10GB, but it's still at 2133. I plan to run OCCT while using CPU-Z. Note: I've attached a photo below, it remains at 2133.

Flashwing006

09-13-2020, 10:56 AM #3

It's a 32GB system, the biggest I could manage right now was 10GB, but it's still at 2133. I plan to run OCCT while using CPU-Z. Note: I've attached a photo below, it remains at 2133.

Junqwa
Junior Member

09-13-2020, 04:28 PM

Run a Cinebench test to simulate load and verify CPU performance. Use CPU-Z or similar tools to confirm the current frequency settings.

Junqwa

09-13-2020, 04:28 PM #4

Run a Cinebench test to simulate load and verify CPU performance. Use CPU-Z or similar tools to confirm the current frequency settings.

xSpaceTea
Junior Member

09-13-2020, 06:57 PM

Honestly, I rely more on cpu-z, my gigabyte bios, and hwinfo64 than on Task Manager. Yeah, I also tried occt, but it didn’t work—my previous reply included a system screenshot.

xSpaceTea

09-13-2020, 06:57 PM #5

Honestly, I rely more on cpu-z, my gigabyte bios, and hwinfo64 than on Task Manager. Yeah, I also tried occt, but it didn’t work—my previous reply included a system screenshot.