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Thank you so much for all the help but i think i might just stick with 3600mhz.

@RetroGenerali changed it straight to 3600 and it booted fine but then i changed it to 4000 and it turned on and off a few times and then booted back with 2133. I also found this on the internet, shud i change the voltage to 1.35?

Pretty similar and ill make sure to try tomorrow. Even of i get it to only 3200 i am happy thank you.

I don't have any experience w oc and it is currently 2 am ill try to find a tutorial on youtube tomorrow. The motherboard is supost to be able to run up to 4000mhz so that is why i chose it i just assumed it wont be able to take advantage of it as i have seen 3200mhz compared to 4000mhz on youtube and there is still a difference.

In the old bios it did not show mhz just gb but after the bios update it shows 2122. So if i understand right you say that the ram does run at 4000mhz just that iy does not show it?

It used to do that but i updated the bios and it does not anymore. I change the xpm profile and when i boot in windows it shows 2133mhz but if i go back to bios it shows that the xmp profile with 4000mhz is selected.

i tried cpu-z and the special one for aorus they both say 2133

Where can i find the qvl for my motherboard?

yes i did and saved it

So i just finished building my new pc but even when i changed the xmp profile the ram still shows 2133mhz in task manager instead of 4000mhz (Mobo: aorus x570 elite; Cpu: ryzen 7 3700x; Ram: inno3d ichill 32gb 4000mhz; Gpu: gtx 1070; Psu: corsair rm750x)

I tried and i have the same problem. My psu is corsair mr750x btw.

I have yes, ill try that now.

Also the front pannel does not work after i turn it on, not sure if that helps with anything

Mobo is msi b350 mortar gpu gtx 1070 gigabyte oc and cpu is ryzen 3 1200 (i know, bottleneck). The fans start and it does not post anything.

Other than the speaker yes i can go look for it if it is necesary