vmalheiros

I have done that. No results though. Each DIMM is sill running at 2133

Hi I recently built a PC with the ASUS Strix Z270E motherboard, and bought a corsair vengeance LED 32gb(4x8) memory kit at 3400 Mhz. But when I installed the ram and accessed the BIOS, I noticed that the RAM was running at 2133 Mhz. I tried changing some options, but I was not successful. Any tips on how to accomplish that?

Thanks bruh. I was starting to freak out.

So does that mean it will run as 2 sticks of 16 Gb? Will it perform at the same lvl?

But the thing is that motherboard only runs dual channel

Guys I was retarded enough to buy 32 gb of ram in 4 sticks of 8 Gigs for an asus z270 motherboard. What do I do now, other than killing myself?

I recently bought a GTX 1080. Which monitor should I buy to use with that card? A 4k 60hz monitor, or a full hd 144hz gamer monitor? I can't really afford better 4k monitors...

Sorry for my ignorance, but what is a NEX? and why is it bad

hello my fellow computer enthusiasts. I have a budget of 2500 dollars, and I want a super fast computer that boots really fast, that opens heavy programs fast, that has quick load times when it comes to gaming. Also, I want this rig to edit videos well, and to be able run multiple games in max settings. This is what I came up with: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/vmalheiros/saved/#view=vTtnQ7 Any thoughts?

Thanks, you've been of great help.

is there any practical difference between 3200 MHz and 2666 MHz memory (for what I'm doing)?

THANKS GUYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

2500

PC Build COMPONENTS PRICE MOTHERBOARD Asus Z170-A CPU Intel Core i7-6700K MEMORY G.Skill Ripjaws V Series 32GB (2 x 16GB) GPU Asus GeForce GTX 1080 POWER SUPPLY COOLER STORAGE Samsung 960 Pro 1.0TB Solid State Drive CASE This computer will be used as a gaming/youtube video editing machine. Could you guys also recommend a power supply and a cooler for that rig? I have a budget of about 2.500 US dollars. * I already have the case.

Right, I was thinking about streaming when I said that, internet connection has nothing to do with it. Thanks for the reply. How do I monitor those while in-game?