Hello, i'm french and i've just noticed that ram speed, numbers of dimms, and form factor are missing in my task manager... is it due to my windows 10 version ? Home vs Pro ?
Or maybe Evga bioses lock thoses informations which prevents Windows to read and display them in the task manager ?

snake_solid
Hello, i'm french and i've just noticed that ram speed, numbers of dimms, and form factor are missing in my task manager... is it due to my windows 10 version ? Home vs Pro ?
 

I also do not show physical dimm information using the Memory tab in Task Manager. Only total ram size and memory in use. 
 
My version:
Edition Windows 10 Pro
Version 20H2
Installed on ‎8/‎19/‎2020
OS build 19042.928
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.551.0

Win10 Home 20H1 and Win10 Pro 20H2
 
 
 
 

Thanks to all of you for your answers and now i know that even the home edition can display those items in the task manager...but i've tried in my previous post to attach a pic (screenshot) there was an option to directly join it through an attach option... i will do it with the url method now... i precise that this is an installation i've made last december using an ssd containing a previous windows 10 home coming from my previous AMD DDR3 rig and i've reinstalled it with the option "keep all your previous settings" i didn't format entirely my ssd to keep all my games so that's not a clean installation... is it because of that ?

CPU-Z is by far the best place to go to check RAM specs, details, and speeds. Windows itself has never been particularly good for detecting detailed hardware info.

It would be cool if you have enough free drive space on your SSD so you could partition it now and put a fresh copy of Win10 on the new partition just to see, won't take long..Then you can delete the partition at any time..If you have a HDD around, you could use that.

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Yeah, it's really hard to tell what the problem is without doing some in-depth troubleshooting..Could be the BIOS, update to the latest version..Check in Device Manager to see if there's a problem flagged for anything..Could be Windows, use the Update Assistant to 'Update now' to install the latest version or run Windows Update to get the latest version and updates..Try a clean install of Windows..Or not worry much about it, but things that don't work as they should really annoy me.

I've noticed that on my EVGA Z390 FTW as well, might have something to do with how UEFI DMI info is being interpreted by Windows.

snake_solid
Maybe...  Could you show me the capture of the ram infos in your task manager please ?

Sure
 

 
Meanwhile, this is what the Z370 FTW in my HTPC reports
 

 
 

snake_solid
Ok thanks 3dfx for your results, that's very kind from you ! 
So as a conclusion the Z370 FTW with your 9700K shows all those infos but not your Z390 FTW with your 9600K... like mine... So it proves that's Evga bios which is made such as not allowing Windows 10 to access to those infos... 
In your RAM toggle in your Z370's bios, is the manufacturer of your memory displayed ?

AFAIK, EVGA bioses don't show memory manufacturer info like Asus, Gigabyte or MSI.
 
 
 

It could also be related to when EVGA switched their bios interface around the time they switched from Z370 to Z390. My H370 Stinger uses the old interface and has memory info in Task Manager. It would probably be a good idea to ask the X299 forum to see if the info was lost when the X299 boards switched from the old interface to the new one. I also noticed that the switch from the old interface to the new one also saw the boards reported name go from the internal model number (like 134-KS-E377) to (Z390 FTW instead of 123-CS-E397 if the Z390 FTW has the old system)

hwinfo should show everything including ram speed.
 

thanks for posting this, I was having a similar issue 

ysesq
hwinfo should show everything including ram speed.
 

I did not know this. This is good to know as I use hwinfo a lot to monitor temps for my dual core Celeron, especially with summer temperature getting 80+ F.