This test assesses poor user experience.
This test assesses poor user experience.
The system has a 3200MHz RAM, but it’s not displaying the expected results. I turned on XMP profile, but I’m unsure if that’s the right setting or if another option should be used.
Checked the display and saw Slots #1 and #2 listed. Opened CPU-Z, clicked on them and captured the image. Also took a screenshot of the memory tab. Regarding the question, it seems the 3100 handled the 1600 in single-threaded mode, while the 1600 was affected by the 3000.
In the single, the 3100 performed roughly 40% better than the 1600 but fell slightly in the multi.
DDR refers to double data rate technology. A RAM clocked at 1600 MHz functions similarly to a 3200 MHz single data rate RAM, which is the reason for its labeling. The higher figure represents its actual performance.