The 3200MHz RAM operates below 2666MHz
The 3200MHz RAM operates below 2666MHz
You recently purchased the i9-9900 Asus Strix B365-F Gaming PN (90MB11I0-M0EAY0) with two 8GB RAM modules Kingston PN (HX432C16FB3A/8). They aren’t listed in your memory management settings. The only options available through your reseller are limited, and in Argentina XMP was enabled in BIOS for 3200 MHz, but the RAM maxes at 2666 MHz. You’re open to using them at 2666 or exploring custom timing solutions. I can point you toward guides or help clarify any questions you have!
B365 only works with RAM speeds up to 2666 MHz. According to what I've learned, adjusting the CL to 14 will provide performance comparable to a 3200 MHz CL16.
I believe B series intel boards don't exceed official specifications.
Site and box indicate compatibility with Intel Extreme Memory Profile (XMP), while the BIOS lists speeds of 3000 and 3200mhz. The RAM list only shows up to 2666 sticks, but the box and BIOS claim otherwise. It seems odd—perhaps the hardware doesn’t support higher speeds, or the sticks aren’t recognized.
It also works with XMP up to its maximum frequency of 2666 Mhz. The system can detect RAM, but since the motherboard isn't rated for it, it won't function properly. The B models aren't meant for overclocking, as using higher speeds for RAM isn't recommended.