RAM problem

[Gagan sidhu]

I built my first pc ever and i have a gigabyte b450 H M motherboard, ryzen 5 3600, inno3d 1660 super, adata gammix 8x2 3000mhz but it is not working on 3000mhz 

Help me with i am literally a newbie at pc making and operating.

[Moonzy]

restart the computer and press the key to enter bios when you see the board's logo (most of the time it's delete key)

 

in the bios, enable XMP profile, then save and exit

[Gagan sidhu]

4 hours ago, Moonzy said:

restart the computer and press the key to enter bios when you see the board's logo (most of the time it's delete key)

 

in the bios, enable XMP profile, then save and exit

yeah i did it it said disabled then i clicked on it it didnt say enable but said profile 1 so i chose that and saved and exit now what

 

[Gagan sidhu]

Just now, Gagan sidhu said:

yeah i did it it said disabled then i clicked on it it didnt say enable but said profile 1 so i chose that and saved and exit now what

 

i checked the cpu-z and it still the same nothings changed

 

[Moonzy]

1 minute ago, Gagan sidhu said:

yeah i did it it said disabled then i clicked on it it didnt say enable but said profile 1 so i chose that and saved and exit now what

what's your RAM speed now?

[Moonzy]

Just now, Gagan sidhu said:

i checked the cpu-z and it still the same nothings changed

can i get a photo?

[Gagan sidhu]

2 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

can i get a photo?

 

[Moonzy]

1 minute ago, Gagan sidhu said:

 your quote is gone  

yeap, it's running 3000MHz now

it's reporting as 1500MHz, but DDR = Double Data Rate, the true frequency is half of advertised frequency (true frequency's proper name is Megatransfer/s, but almost no one refers it that way)

[Gagan sidhu]

14 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

yeap, it's running 3000MHz now

it's reporting as 1500MHz, but DDR = Double Data Rate, the true frequency is half of advertised frequency (true frequency's proper name is Megatransfer/s, but almost no one refers it that way)

its the same to me can you tell me what to look at everything in the pics before and now look the same

 

[Moonzy]

before

after

 

first photo in each of the three you posted, near the middle

 

it was running at 2666MHz (1333*2), which is its JEDEC speed (speed of which it operates to make sure it posts when inserted into a new system)

when you enabled XMP, it'll run at its rated speed at 3000MHz (1500*2)

 

JEDEC speed

 

hope I explained it well enough

feel free to ask if you don't understand anything