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Solved by blknight88,
Well your base clock is set to 133 by default and then is multiplied by 20 and then by 24 with turbo mode.
Stock = 20* 133 = 2666 MHz
Turbo = 24* 133 = 3200 MHz (Roughly)
Your ram is set to a ratio of 10. So if you do the math, 10* 133 = 1333 MHz
Your motherboard might have an option to change this ratio.
When you changed it to XMP to get the ram at 1600 MHz it requires 10 * 160 MHz
This base clock effects your CPU as well, so it changes to:
Stock = 20* 160 = 3200 MHz
Turbo = 24* 160 = 3800 MHz (Roughly)
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