Running at 2133 mph is incredibly fast—far beyond any human or typical animal speed.
Running at 2133 mph is incredibly fast—far beyond any human or typical animal speed.
Your system has a high-end 3200 MHz RAM, but BIOS and Task Manager show 2133 MHz. This mismatch might be normal depending on your BIOS version or settings. Using the XMP profile you linked should optimize performance, so it’s likely fine unless there are conflicts.
Activate XMP settings in your BIOS or DOCP for Asus motherboards
ram will consistently operate at its default pace of 2133, occasionally adjusting to 2400 or 2666 depending on your BIOS settings.
I adjusted the XMP frequency to 3200 in the BIOS, but it reported a memory overclock failure. I switched it back to automatic, which resolved the issue. Later, I manually set it to 3200 in both BIOS and Task Manager, and it worked without problems.
When you don't turn on XMP during frequency adjustment to 3200MHz, the results will be significantly poorer, and performance remains below expectations despite the price.