Your new PC isn't utilizing your RAM properly!
Your new PC isn't utilizing your RAM properly!
Hey! Your new setup looks solid with the B560M and 16GB RAM. The issue seems to be with the XMP profile not applying correctly. Make sure you're using the latest BIOS version for your chipset, and double-check that the XMP settings are enabled in BIOS. Also, ensure your RAM is properly seated and try resetting the memory controller if needed. Let me know if you need help with the steps! Best regards.
Consider using CPU-Z to check the details. The new chipset may allow memory overclocking, but it could be turned off for certain CPUs.
CPU-Z displays the information from the image you shared, and your BIOS shows the same details.
The 3600 DDR4 RAM operates smoothly at 1800 MHz. Your system's memory performance matches expectations. I recommend using CPU-Z instead of Windows for better insights. Since DDR supports double data rate, the 2:1 ratio exists there. Be sure to boost your turbo power settings to fully utilize the 11400.
It seems both tools report the same number, which might indicate a system-wide issue. You can verify by checking other processes or logs. If you're unsure, using CPU-Z is a good way to confirm the actual CPU usage and performance metrics. Go ahead and boost the turbo power if needed!
Your Hwinfo appears less polished compared to the one you shared, yet the data suggests the speeds might be inaccurate.
These are the standard settings for your memory module. Select the HWiNFO Sensors choice to view its real performance metrics. Learn more about DDR versus MHz here: https://forums. This is the data displayed by HWiNFO.