RAM clock speed lower than expected

[Rybo]

This may be an artifact of my relative novice as it pertains to RAM clock speeds, but I've got some RAM (2x8gb DDR4 3600) that I expect to run at 3600 mhz, but it's only running at 1066 mhz, according to CPU-Z.  I tried setting it to run at 3600mhz in BIOS (as opposed to the default setting of Auto), but was quickly and unequivocally informed by the system that I shouldn't have done that, by way of the system not booting and requiring a disk check after reverting the change.  

 

It's safe to say that I'm missing something as far as RAM clock speed goes.  Was I right to try to force it to run at its rated speed and I just needed to put in the correct timings as well (I didn't even check the timings at the time, so I have no idea whether they were right), or am I missing something more fundamental?  

Here's the RAM I have:
https://www.newegg.com/g-skill-16gb-288-pin-ddr4-sdram/p/N82E16820232882?Item=N82E16820232882

And I've attached the CPU-Z readout for the memory.  

Thanks for any clarity you can provide!

[DominicNikon]

Did you enable the xmp profile or docp?

[Rybo]

14 hours ago, DominicNikon said:

Did you enable the xmp profile or docp?

That was easy.  I also learned by default that the speed rating of the ram is for the whole package, not per stick