Your RAM remains stuck at 1067MHz despite having a 3200MHz speed.
Your RAM remains stuck at 1067MHz despite having a 3200MHz speed.
Could you capture another image of your CPU? The CPU display indicates real RAM speed, so 2133 DDR equals 1066 actual frequency. That means if your real frequency is 2133, the DRDR is 4266—acceptable but not ideal with systems like CJR, DJR, RevE, etc. Also, having those strong options still gives you plenty of headroom for OC, though high-frequency RAM can be a hassle and isn’t recommended for users who want to avoid extreme performance issues.
I recently installed new RAM and encountered a couple of problems. I noticed my RAM is limited to 16GB even though I have 32GB, so I’m unsure if I’m misreading the specs or if it’s actually capped. The second issue is that my memory speed is maxed out at 2133 MHz instead of the desired 3200 MHz. I’ve tried adjusting the memory settings for MHz, but nothing seems to work. I’d like to unlock the full 32GB of RAM and would appreciate any advice you can offer.
Please share the system specifications or details. This will aid in diagnosing the issue.