My RAM is not working at full speed
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I just built my PC. I have the x470 gaming plus motherboard and 2x8GB COrsair Vengeance LPX 3000 MHz ram. It is only working on 2133 MHz. Is there anything that can be done to get the speeds up? Thanks.
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I just built my PC. I have the x470 gaming plus motherboard and 2x8GB COrsair Vengeance LPX 3000 MHz ram. It is only working on 2133 MHz. Is there anything that can be done to get the speeds up? Thanks.
memory speed
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What is your processor (this CPU type is cut of in the image)?
– zx485
Nov 28 at 21:49
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I can see two XMP profiles in the bottom of the pic, have you enabled any of them?
– Patrick Jørgensen
Nov 28 at 21:52
Processor is ryzen 2600x 4.05 Ghz. And what do you mean by xmp profiles?
– Kudera Sebastian
Nov 28 at 21:57
I mean I see they are there. Not sure how to turn them on
– Kudera Sebastian
Nov 28 at 21:57
Have a look at your Mainboard manual for this. Look for anything related to "Memory".
– zx485
Nov 28 at 21:58
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I just built my PC. I have the x470 gaming plus motherboard and 2x8GB COrsair Vengeance LPX 3000 MHz ram. It is only working on 2133 MHz. Is there anything that can be done to get the speeds up? Thanks.
memory speed
asked Nov 28 at 21:45
Kudera Sebastian
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I just built my PC. I have the x470 gaming plus motherboard and 2x8GB COrsair Vengeance LPX 3000 MHz ram. It is only working on 2133 MHz. Is there anything that can be done to get the speeds up? Thanks.
memory speed
memory speed
asked Nov 28 at 21:45
Kudera Sebastian
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asked Nov 28 at 21:45
Kudera Sebastian
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asked Nov 28 at 21:45
Kudera Sebastian
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asked Nov 28 at 21:45
Kudera Sebastian
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asked Nov 28 at 21:45
Kudera Sebastian
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What is your processor (this CPU type is cut of in the image)?
– zx485
Nov 28 at 21:49
1
I can see two XMP profiles in the bottom of the pic, have you enabled any of them?
– Patrick Jørgensen
Nov 28 at 21:52
Processor is ryzen 2600x 4.05 Ghz. And what do you mean by xmp profiles?
– Kudera Sebastian
Nov 28 at 21:57
I mean I see they are there. Not sure how to turn them on
– Kudera Sebastian
Nov 28 at 21:57
Have a look at your Mainboard manual for this. Look for anything related to "Memory".
– zx485
Nov 28 at 21:58
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What is your processor (this CPU type is cut of in the image)?
– zx485
Nov 28 at 21:49
1
I can see two XMP profiles in the bottom of the pic, have you enabled any of them?
– Patrick Jørgensen
Nov 28 at 21:52
Processor is ryzen 2600x 4.05 Ghz. And what do you mean by xmp profiles?
– Kudera Sebastian
Nov 28 at 21:57
I mean I see they are there. Not sure how to turn them on
– Kudera Sebastian
Nov 28 at 21:57
Have a look at your Mainboard manual for this. Look for anything related to "Memory".
– zx485
Nov 28 at 21:58
1
1
What is your processor (this CPU type is cut of in the image)?
– zx485
Nov 28 at 21:49
What is your processor (this CPU type is cut of in the image)?
– zx485
Nov 28 at 21:49
1
1
I can see two XMP profiles in the bottom of the pic, have you enabled any of them?
– Patrick Jørgensen
Nov 28 at 21:52
I can see two XMP profiles in the bottom of the pic, have you enabled any of them?
– Patrick Jørgensen
Nov 28 at 21:52
Processor is ryzen 2600x 4.05 Ghz. And what do you mean by xmp profiles?
– Kudera Sebastian
Nov 28 at 21:57
Processor is ryzen 2600x 4.05 Ghz. And what do you mean by xmp profiles?
– Kudera Sebastian
Nov 28 at 21:57
I mean I see they are there. Not sure how to turn them on
– Kudera Sebastian
Nov 28 at 21:57
I mean I see they are there. Not sure how to turn them on
– Kudera Sebastian
Nov 28 at 21:57
Have a look at your Mainboard manual for this. Look for anything related to "Memory".
– zx485
Nov 28 at 21:58
Have a look at your Mainboard manual for this. Look for anything related to "Memory".
– zx485
Nov 28 at 21:58
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If, for example, you have a AMD Ryzen™ 5 2600 Processor installed in your mainboard, you can set your RAM speed up to 2933 Mhz (see "System Memory Specification").
So select the appropriate memory profile in the UEFI BIOS.
Here it would be the XMP Profile 2 with
DDR4 2933MHz 15-17-17-35
which would be the maximum that you can achieve with this CPU.
The maximum speed varies with the CPU installed.
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If, for example, you have a AMD Ryzen™ 5 2600 Processor installed in your mainboard, you can set your RAM speed up to 2933 Mhz (see "System Memory Specification").
So select the appropriate memory profile in the UEFI BIOS.
Here it would be the XMP Profile 2 with
DDR4 2933MHz 15-17-17-35
which would be the maximum that you can achieve with this CPU.
The maximum speed varies with the CPU installed.
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If, for example, you have a AMD Ryzen™ 5 2600 Processor installed in your mainboard, you can set your RAM speed up to 2933 Mhz (see "System Memory Specification").
So select the appropriate memory profile in the UEFI BIOS.
Here it would be the XMP Profile 2 with
DDR4 2933MHz 15-17-17-35
which would be the maximum that you can achieve with this CPU.
The maximum speed varies with the CPU installed.
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If, for example, you have a AMD Ryzen™ 5 2600 Processor installed in your mainboard, you can set your RAM speed up to 2933 Mhz (see "System Memory Specification").
So select the appropriate memory profile in the UEFI BIOS.
Here it would be the XMP Profile 2 with
DDR4 2933MHz 15-17-17-35
which would be the maximum that you can achieve with this CPU.
The maximum speed varies with the CPU installed.
answered Nov 28 at 21:56
zx485
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If, for example, you have a AMD Ryzen™ 5 2600 Processor installed in your mainboard, you can set your RAM speed up to 2933 Mhz (see "System Memory Specification").
So select the appropriate memory profile in the UEFI BIOS.
Here it would be the XMP Profile 2 with
DDR4 2933MHz 15-17-17-35
which would be the maximum that you can achieve with this CPU.
The maximum speed varies with the CPU installed.
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What is your processor (this CPU type is cut of in the image)?
– zx485
Nov 28 at 21:49
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I can see two XMP profiles in the bottom of the pic, have you enabled any of them?
– Patrick Jørgensen
Nov 28 at 21:52
Processor is ryzen 2600x 4.05 Ghz. And what do you mean by xmp profiles?
– Kudera Sebastian
Nov 28 at 21:57
I mean I see they are there. Not sure how to turn them on
– Kudera Sebastian
Nov 28 at 21:57
Have a look at your Mainboard manual for this. Look for anything related to "Memory".
– zx485
Nov 28 at 21:58