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Odd, what are the rest of your specs?

 

Also, the difference between 1333mhz and 1600mhz is not noticeable in day to day usage.

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Your cpu or motherboard can be bottlenecks if there is no way to change the speed

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You need to set up XMP in the BIOS. Once you turn it on, you should be able to set the speed to 1600MHz. Save the changes and you should be done. 

 

Check it with something like CPU-Z (Note: it will likely say that it's running at 800MHz. Double Data Rate makes it effectively 1600MHz) 

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Change the XMP profile in the bios, but you are not going to notice any difference, unless you're using an APU's integrated graphics.

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