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Gen-Z Protagonist
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my ram is not working at full speed XMP profile is set to 1600 but its still working on 1333 both motherboard and cpu support 1600mhz. it all started after when i changed my case (built myself) before it was running 1600.
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What is the model number of the RAM you're using here?
Have you chosen the correct XMP profile? (There's often a few to choose from)
Try disable XMP, boot up, shut down gracefully, re-enable XMP, and give it another try.

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7 hours ago, Gen-Z Protagonist said:

my ram is not working at full speed XMP profile is set to 1600 but its still working on 1333 both motherboard and cpu support 1600mhz. it all started after when i changed my case (built myself) before it was running 1600.
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Try to check it in the CPU-Z first. See what values it’s showing there, task manager may not display it correctly.

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