The DRAM reports 2400MHz, while your RAM operates at 3200MHz.
The DRAM reports 2400MHz, while your RAM operates at 3200MHz.
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Welcome to the discussion board! DDR4 memory operates at 2133/2400MHz by default. To reach its maximum speed, you need to adjust settings in BIOS. Enabling XMP mode in your BIOS will automatically set your memory to the rated speed, which detects the optimal rate for your RAM and overclocks it accordingly. On AMD platforms, this is known as DOCP rather than XMP, but they function identically. Remember that on most motherboards, exceeding 2666MHz is viewed as overclocking, so results can differ. Just because a RAM package claims 3200MHz doesn’t guarantee stability.
Import your DOCP configuration, navigate to advanced settings in the BIOS, and select profile 1.
Your drama speed is listed as 2400MHz while your RAM is 3200MHz. This discrepancy might be due to how the system interprets or displays these values.