The RAM frequency is not performing as expected.
The RAM frequency is not performing as expected.
Your system shows a RAM frequency of 2133MHz despite having 3200MHz RAM. This could be due to BIOS settings or motherboard configuration. Even though you installed the correct amount, the BIOS might be limiting it to auto detection or another preset. Check the motherboard manual or BIOS options to confirm if the RAM is being recognized properly.
The frequency at 2133MHz is chosen for its specific application needs. Regarding safety, it depends on the system; consult guidelines before proceeding.
2133MHz is the standard frequency for DDR4 RAM. If your module runs at 3200MHz, there should be no conflict when adjusting it. In the most extreme scenario, revert the setting or reinstall the BIOS to its original configuration (disconnect the PC and let the CMOS battery discharge for a few minutes).