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does the MSI Z490-A PRO support ddr4 3200mhz?

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Yes, it will work with 3200Mhz memory:

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5000(OC)/ 4800(OC)/ 4600(OC)/ 4533(OC)/ 4400(OC)/ 4300(OC)/ 4266(OC)/ 4200(OC)/ 4133(OC)/ 4000(OC)/ 3866(OC)/ 3733(OC)/ 3600(OC)/ 3466(OC)/ 3400(OC)/ 3333(OC)/ 3300(OC)/ 3200(OC)/ 3000(OC) /2933(JEDEC)/ 2666(JEDEC)/ 2400(JEDEC)/ 2133(JEDEC) MHz

https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/Z490-A-PRO/Specification

 

Anything above that 2933Mhz is just an overclock done by the motherboard, because the CPU's normally support up to 2666/2933Mhz.

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I was looking on memory express and it said ddr4 2933 mhz. Will it support ddr4 3200mhz memory and be able to run it at 3200mhz with xmp?

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Yes, it will work with 3200Mhz memory:

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5000(OC)/ 4800(OC)/ 4600(OC)/ 4533(OC)/ 4400(OC)/ 4300(OC)/ 4266(OC)/ 4200(OC)/ 4133(OC)/ 4000(OC)/ 3866(OC)/ 3733(OC)/ 3600(OC)/ 3466(OC)/ 3400(OC)/ 3333(OC)/ 3300(OC)/ 3200(OC)/ 3000(OC) /2933(JEDEC)/ 2666(JEDEC)/ 2400(JEDEC)/ 2133(JEDEC) MHz

https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/Z490-A-PRO/Specification

 

Anything above that 2933Mhz is just an overclock done by the motherboard, because the CPU's normally support up to 2666/2933Mhz.

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