Memory not running at 3200 ? UHD 750 optimalisation

[MrQupie]

Hi! I have just build my own PC and since gaming performance was quite lackluster, I started checking the BIOS for speeds etc. 

 

Now I discovered my memory is only running at 2666, while it should be able to do 3200. AFAIK my mother board and cpu should be able to handle 3200 as well. 

 

Setup: 

i5 11600 

ASUS TUF Gaming B560-PLUS WIFI

PNY XLR8 MD32GK2D4320016XR

 

Could setting this to 3200 improve my gaming performance? And what about the 1300 GPU frequency? since I am using intel UHD 750 GPU (planning to buy a dedicated GPU once prices go back hopefully 2022). 

Also, is there a possibility / benefit of pointing more memory towards the onboard GPU? 

 

Sorry if this is a noob question, quite new to this. I have searched the forums and while I have found a LOT of threads similar to mine (sorry for asking again), I either didn't fully understand the answer, or my situation seems different. 

 

Picture of Bios: 

 

Thanks a lot! 

[Dedayog]

Yes, it will improve gaming performance as iGPU's are impacted by clocok speed and RAM speed.  So OC the CPU too.

 

Do NOT expect big gains (or anything noticable probably), as iGPU's kind suck it.

[Fasauceome]

5 minutes ago, Dedayog said:

Do NOT expect big gains (or anything noticable probably), as iGPU's kind suck it.

Although the performance often becomes a bit less jumpy when you use faster ram

[MrQupie]

Ok thnx for the clarification. I was planning to play total war: warhammer 2, but I only got ~30 fps on 720p with everything on low lmao. Not going to happen. 

So now, I am going for even older games. 

 

In the meanwhile, do you guys know how I can increase the memory frequency on this MOBO? Is it going to decrease system stability? 

I didn't see any options to increase it. (also looking for XMP, is that still the setting I need?) 

[Dedayog]

1 hour ago, MrQupie said:

Ok thnx for the clarification. I was planning to play total war: warhammer 2, but I only got ~30 fps on 720p with everything on low lmao. Not going to happen. 

So now, I am going for even older games. 

 

In the meanwhile, do you guys know how I can increase the memory frequency on this MOBO? Is it going to decrease system stability? 

I didn't see any options to increase it. (also looking for XMP, is that still the setting I need?) 

Yes, you should be just able to set XMP in the BIOS.

[Fasauceome]

1 hour ago, MrQupie said:

Ok thnx for the clarification. I was planning to play total war: warhammer 2, but I only got ~30 fps on 720p with everything on low lmao. Not going to happen. 

So now, I am going for even older games. 

 

In the meanwhile, do you guys know how I can increase the memory frequency on this MOBO? Is it going to decrease system stability? 

I didn't see any options to increase it. (also looking for XMP, is that still the setting I need?) 

Make sure to use the quote button so we can see your responses.

 

XMP is what you would use unless you want to manually overclock the memory. You could certainly try your hand at that to see if it improves the gaming performance.