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Ram memory won't change from 2133 (z370matx)

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2018/07/16 21:04:09 (permalink)
HI guys I have a z370matx evga MB. I went to memory in my bios which is updated to 1.07, changed the ram to XMP profile one and it shows 3200mhz. But when I load up windows 10 and go to task manager it only says 2133? How to I fix this?
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    GGTV-Jon
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    Re: Ram memory won't change from 2133 (z370matx) 2018/07/16 21:09:20 (permalink)
    What does CPU-Z report?
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    Re: Ram memory won't change from 2133 (z370matx) 2018/07/16 21:17:19 (permalink)
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    What does CPU-Z report?



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    Re: Ram memory won't change from 2133 (z370matx) 2018/07/17 06:38:20 (permalink)
    If your BIOS is showing you're set at 3200, and CPU-z is showing 3200, I'd say the Task Mgr is misreporting or only reporting what the stock memory would be based on your CPU.  The official memory speed supported by Intel.


     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
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    Re: Ram memory won't change from 2133 (z370matx) 2018/07/17 09:36:28 (permalink)
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    If your BIOS is showing you're set at 3200, and CPU-z is showing 3200, I'd say the Task Mgr is misreporting or only reporting what the stock memory would be based on your CPU.  The official memory speed supported by Intel.


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