The 4.3GHz and 4.4GHz outcomes seem unusual...
The 4.3GHz and 4.4GHz outcomes seem unusual...
Would you like to add some screenshots? That could improve your system performance.
What image should be captured? The software, CPU-Z or another tool? :I Edited May 31, 2020 by Nena360
@ShrimpBrime @Bombastinator @5x5 (the latest model is the 2133MHz kit; the 1866MHz ones are a mismatch but function fine)
Could be due to the CPU moving too quickly and bumping into the RAM, which often happens when the RAM has a looser casing. This causes instability that’s usually fixed by increasing the space around components. Even though it might seem slower overall, the issue isn’t being resolved effectively. If processing feels noticeably slower, it’s likely not fully addressed. I have an older 1600MHz DDR3 system, but the lower-quality cas makes it feel slower than expected compared to faster models. Performance gains haven’t doubled as much as hoped.