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Maybe, with the appropriate XMP profile enabled. 

 

What specific motherboard is it? Intel limits RAM speed on some of their less-than-top-end chipsets. 

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Just now, LJFIFER said:

ASRock B460M-HDV

 

B460 chipset is limited to to 2666mhz for an i3 or i5, and 2933mhz for an i7 or i9. 

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4 minutes ago, LJFIFER said:

ASRock B460M-HDV

So this is an interesting case -
-If you have an i7 10700 - 10900, you can run the RAM at 2933
-If you have a 10600 or worse, then you can only run the RAM at 2666.
If you want RAM to run at above 3000MHZ, then get a B560, Z490, Z590, or H570 board.

geometry is hard
b550 > x570

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1 minute ago, Downkey said:

or H510 board.

H510 doesnt support memory OC either

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10 minutes ago, Middcore said:

Maybe, with the appropriate XMP profile enabled. 

 

What specific motherboard is it? Intel limits RAM speed on some of their less-than-top-end chipsets. 

Except for b560 (I honk don't quote me on that, it's their newest b series) which can now use xmp.

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