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What is dual+ channel XMP?

Hello LinusTechTips community,

 

today I bought a new machine and I went right up to the benchmarks. I bought a 3800X with a 5700XT on a MSI B450 Mortar Max motherboard and with it 16GB of DDR4 ram at 3200MHz.

So my question is: I've activated XMP in the BIOS, and my taskmanager is reporting that my memory is running at 3200MHz but I got the following alert at userbenchmark.com.

 

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What is wrong with my configuration?

 

Thank you in advance,

Best regards,

José Reis.

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6 minutes ago, Antimorph said:

So my question is: I've activated XMP in the BIOS, and my taskmanager is reporting that my memory is running at 3200MHz but I got the following alert at userbenchmark.com.

Are you using slots two and four of your motherboard? (counting from the left side).

If so, I wouldn't worry about this whole warning.

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9 minutes ago, minibois said:

Are you using slots two and four of your motherboard? (counting from the left side).

If so, I wouldn't worry about this whole warning.

Yes, I am. I also double checked and I must use slots 2 and 4 first, which I am doing.

The motherboard has a little scheme close to the 4 ram slots. It looks like this and it tells me to use slots 2 and 4 first xD
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Thank you for your reply!

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Suddenly, that website stopped reporting that problem. I went to the BIOS and explored it a little bit but I didn't change any configuration that may be related to the DDR, so.. I don't know what happened.

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userbenchmark ... that's what happened probably ...

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ahaha You're right... Would you recommend me a better free way to benchmark my computer?

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cinebench

unigine benchmark valley, heaven and superposition

I9 10850K

EVGA RTX 3080 TI FTW3 ULTRA

32 Gb Crucial Balistix ddr4 3600mHz 16-18-18-38

MSI Z490 Tomahawk

Fractal Design Ion+ 860W platinum

Arctic Liquid Freezer II, 360mm

WB Black SN750 NVMe ssd

TeamGroup L5 3D Lite 1 Tb sata SSD

 

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13 hours ago, Dr0y said:

cinebench

unigine benchmark valley, heaven and superposition

Thank you for your reply! I will take a look on those.

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