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This is what it looks like with the settings that you provided, if what it says here is how it's supposed to look, then it should be fine, in that case i just didn't understand how to read the values correctly

Set to 3200MHz even though the speed is 3000? Also seems as though i can't change any of the voltages manually in BIOS perhaps there is a setting to enable/disable.

I'm thinking that maybe it's just a display error, perhaps it is running as intented it just shows up as half the speed as i've set it.

It also looks like these have a different PCB revision since the notch is in a slightly different spot...

Yes, since they came in a kit, they are definetly the same. The ones i have had for the longer time, i have had since 2019, new ones are 2023.

I'm looking into it, seems that to tune them manually perhaps they all need to be from the same manufacturer? 2 sticks are by samsung and 2 are by hynix. Even though they have the same exact specs the die density and architecture seems to messing with something (not sure though)

Sadly not. Could try anything that doesn't involve any other parts.

I was thinking it has to do with the timings, there are some things that just don't make sense to me, but i don't have an idea on how to change any of em.

If you're talking about a CMOS reset, then yes, a couple times. That's when the speed goes to 900MHz on a default config.

Stopped to mention, running 32GB takes up all 4 DIMM slots. With 16GB it's dual channel but all 32 takes 4.

How would i go about trying to tune them manually?

Took out 2, still goes at 1400MHz. I also tried to set them all to run at 2800MHz, no results. I looked at the sticks visually, and they have some differences but all voltages and speeds, etc. match. (photo provided)

Haven't tried, but i recall a similar thing happen when i had 2 sticks in. I'll try to take 2 out and see if it changes anything.

Same as CPU-Z i'll drop a screenshot

I recently bought 2 extra sticks of the same RAM i had in my motherboard, increasing it to 32GB with a speed of 3000MHz. Although the capacity shows up correctly, the RAM speed is shown as 900MHz or 1400MHz with game boost and an A-XMP profile on. I've also checked if my mother board is supported for such RAM speeds and it sure is, it says that it could go up to 3200MHz and even more. I've recently done a factory reset wiping all drives and also migrating my OS to a different drive, yet the issue still persists, with game boost and A-XMP my computer also seems to crash sometimes. I have provided a screenshot of CPU-Z RAM currently running + the SPD tab, perhaps the timings or/and voltages ar off. Specs: Ryzen 5 2600X GTX 1660TI GDDR6 6GB MSI B450M BAZOOKA V2 G-SKILL AEGIS 32GB 3000MHZ