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My Memory speed is showing 2133 MHz

I have H310-ME motherboard and I paired 3000 MHz RAM (8 GB) with 2400 MHz RAM(8 GB). Now its 16 GB but memory speed in task manager is 2133 MHz,  But my motherboard can support max 2666 Mhz. And its not even matching with other 2400 MHz module. 

Is there any solution for this ???   

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You're trying to force it to speeds it can not support so it will only go to 2133. Try manually setting your speed to 2400 or 2666 and see if you get any change. 

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hey...since xmp profile is on...try using hwinfo64 to have a look at memory speed if it's 1500mhz then you're running at 3000mhz...maybe just windows not recognizing it...my task manager shows no speed..haha..

 

oh you uses 2 different rams..hmm...good luck if it works...haha

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Using 2 different speed RAM will make it clock to the slower DIMM, so yeah. You can try manually OC-ing but it might not go so well

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Maybe a stupid idea, but try putting the slower stick in A1. 

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