Your 3600 memory isn't displaying correctly because of a display or configuration issue.
Your 3600 memory isn't displaying correctly because of a display or configuration issue.
You're likely encountering an issue with the BIOS setting for XMP. It seems the display is showing a value of 3600, which might not match your intended configuration. Double-check the BIOS settings to ensure XMP is correctly enabled and set to the desired resolution.
It seems you're suggesting they should adjust it themselves in the BIOS.
DDR refers to Double Data Rate at approximately 1800MHz, doubled for 3600MT/s. The RAM operates at the correct pace.
It doesn't reduce it by half; it shows the real clock speed of the RAM, which here is 1800MHz. Double Data Rate (DDR) indicates that the RAM executes two tasks per clock cycle, giving an effective rate of 3600MT/s (in MT/s), not MHz. This higher figure is presented because larger numbers tend to sound more impressive.
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