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When you set the Memory profile to XMP 1, does it show 3200 as the memory frequency in the box/field right below the XMP profile field?  If not, try setting the profile to XMP profile and set the memory freq manually to 3200.  Then reboot back into the BIOS.
 
If the memory settings look good at that point, go to the "Overclock" section and verify your BCLK Frequency is at 100.  If it's not, manually change it to 100.  Also verify your CPU Multiplier Control setting is set to "Auto" if you're not overclocking yet.  Then reboot back to the BIOS and verify your settings all look good.  Memory & Bclk settings.  If so, boot to Windows and check things out...

Ok, it looks like your ram is rated at 3000, not 3200 based on what I see in your 2nd pic for xmp 1.  That is why you're having this issue.  Any speed over 2666 and under 3200 will change the bclk to 125 which won't work well if at all.
 
My advice would be to set your memory profile to xmp 1 and set your memory frequency to 2666 or 2667.  Then you won't have this bclk issue.  You could also try OC'ing the memory manually to 3200, but that would be a bit more involved.  Timings may need to be loosened and possibly some voltage bumps.
 
EDIT:  If your ram is recently purchased, you may be able to send it back and get a set of memory rated for 3200 instead of 3000.  That would eliminate the bclk issue as well.

If you manully set the "Memory Frequency" to 2666, you'll be able to set your bclk to 100.  Most members that have tried using the 125 blck could not make it work on the X99 board.

SaintTabarnakQc
I can go up to 2667Mhz with a BLCK 100, I'll leave it at 2667. Maybe later I'll overclocked to get to 3000Thank you very much for your help 

You're welcome...

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arestavo
For what it's worth, I was able to run my 2800 MHz RAM at 3200 MHz on my 1660 V3 (5960X equivalent). I had to loosen the timings a little and bump the RAM voltage a little, but it wasn't too hard. I just used the same brand's 3200 MHz model as a reference point for settings.

That is always a good place to start - Mfg setting for that speed
 
I would not be surprised if you have to loosen those setting for stability, as the Mfg do a good job of Binning their RAM product to squeeze max profit from production

My 3200MHz kit runs at full speed with BCLK at 100 on my X99 Micro2 with the XMP profile. I'm thinking there may not be a proper 3000MHz profile setting. I'll have to check it out when I get home.

HeavyHemi
If the OP is around, recent BIOS updates added memory dividers and fixed the issue with the Bclk changing when using XMP.  I wonder if the OP has updated his BIOS?

good to know, thanks