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Bought a new 3200mhz. will you be able to check if the ram really is 3200mhz on bios?

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Easiest way is to check in CPU-Z when in Windows. Open it up, go to the SPD tab, and cycle through the sticks till you find one that has the part number as the sticks you got, and look at the XMP profile on it. It should say something like "XMP-3200" if it was a 3200MT/s kit, and it wouldn't say that anywhere if it wasn't a 3200MT/s kit. 

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I have a hyperx Kingston 3200mhz new and will put it on my pc with 2666mhz before so i am not sure if i can see if it can really run at 3200mhz. (I'm not going to overclock it to 3200mhz i just want to know if is 3200mhz)

B365M DS3H

i5 9400

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Easiest way is to check in CPU-Z when in Windows. Open it up, go to the SPD tab, and cycle through the sticks till you find one that has the part number as the sticks you got, and look at the XMP profile on it. It should say something like "XMP-3200" if it was a 3200MT/s kit, and it wouldn't say that anywhere if it wasn't a 3200MT/s kit. 

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2 hours ago, GabNerf said:

I have a hyperx Kingston 3200mhz new and will put it on my pc with 2666mhz before so i am not sure if i can see if it can really run at 3200mhz. (I'm not going to overclock it to 3200mhz i just want to know if is 3200mhz)

B365M DS3H

i5 9400

Why wouldn't you want to run the XMP profile of the RAM?

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11 hours ago, 191x7 said:

Why wouldn't you want to run the XMP profile of the RAM?

Im just testing the ram for another pc.

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13 hours ago, GabNerf said:

B365M DS3H

i5 9400

B365 chipset and i5-9400 both do not support over 2666 MT/s so you can NOT run your 3200 MT/s kit @3200. 2666 is the max.

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