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So, the question is, can I use 3000Mhz RAM at 3000Mhz, or will it be taken down to 2933Mhz?

2933Mhz.

Sometimes motherboard will also support 3066Mhz. But a flat 3000Mhz is uncommon to see. Not that this 77Mhz differnce would make a huge difference. 


Also, with a bit of tweaking you might even be able to overclock your memory to 3200Mhz perhaps.

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Just now, LinusFan132 said:

So, the question is, can I use 3000Mhz RAM at 3000Mhz, or will it be taken down to 2933Mhz?

2933Mhz.

Sometimes motherboard will also support 3066Mhz. But a flat 3000Mhz is uncommon to see. Not that this 77Mhz differnce would make a huge difference. 


Also, with a bit of tweaking you might even be able to overclock your memory to 3200Mhz perhaps.

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