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help with memory clock

comstock
By comstock
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i have a msi z77ma-g45 mobo and vengence 2x4gb ram at 1600 mhz 

whelp there is my problem the ram is running at 1333 mhz.

how do i get it to run at its full clock,

 

cpu: intel core i5 3470 over clocked at 4.0ghz

motherboard: msi z77ma-g45

videocard: evga gtx 550ti oc

550 watt power supply 

intel series 530 120 gb ssd boot drive

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Have you set it to 1600 in the bios?

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pop into your bios and select XMP profile 1 for your RAM or manualy set it to 1600mhz if there is no XMP profile for this RAM but from the informations i get there is a XMP profile.

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