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Sorry but D.O.C.P. didn't work and I do have the latest driver from ASUS for the board. For some reason, after resetting everything, I was able to gradually increase the speed manually. I got up to 3000 khz at 1.25 v. Anything above that and it won't post. Even at that, it failed to post the first time the board tried it. It was able to fully start on the second try though. That's a LOT faster than 2133, so if that's what I can get then I'm happy with it. Thanks again for trying to help.

That is the latest BIOS I could find. I updated it with that just last week in the hopes that a newer one from the last time I tried would work. I'll give the BIOS change a try. Thanks.

As my title mentioned, My memory is stuck at 2333 Mhz and if I try changing it it won't post. It attempts to start, tries again a couple times more then beeps at me and puts me into BIOS. I have tried the auto speed adjustment in the BIOS and it won't budge without being at 2333. Even just going up to 2666 keeps it from posting. I can't figure out what the problem is. I should be able to increase it to at least it's 3200Mhz that it's rated for. I can't even get it to the standard that isn't considered overclocking at 2666 Mhz. I tried a single GSkill Ripjaws V 16 Gb 3600 Mhz I had, just to try anything and got nothing. I even tried running them all together so that 1 channel had the Ripjaws 16Gb stick and the other had the 8Gb+8Gb pair. It started just fine at 2333 Mhz but it wouldn't budge from that speed again. Here's my system stats: AMD Ryzen 7 2700x Asus ROG Croshair VII Hero GSkill Corsair RGB 8Gb+8Gb DDR4 3200 Mhz Seagate Constellation 3 TB HDD WD 300 Gb HDD Radeon RX550 4Gb DDR5 Thermaltake Smart Pro RGB 650W Linux Mint Cinnamon 19.3 Tricia BIOS American Megatrends v: 3004 Date: 12/16.2019 (the latest I could find) Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.