Ram speed displaying 1333

[Adam39gripen]

Hi i have the problem that the ram is running in 1333 even when i have the xmp profile enabled and it is not any problem with task maneger becouse every software is showing 1333

i am sorry that the screenshot is in Swedish but i think you know the taskmanager either way

note: this has worked fine and has displayed 2133 before

 

 

using windows 10 home

spec: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/zGwjmG

[Axeonelite]

You said it worked fine before? What was before? Did you upgrade your Os?

[Adam39gripen]

You said it worked fine before? What was before? Did you upgrade your Os?

 

I dont remember but i think before windows 10 home it worked in windows 7 and windows thecnical prewiew i think

(sorry for my spelling?

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[Imakuni]

Hi i have the problem that the ram is running in 1333 even when i have the xmp profile enabled and it is not any problem with task maneger becouse every software is showing 1333

i am sorry that the screenshot is in Swedish but i think you know the taskmanager either way

note: this has worked fine and has displayed 2133 before

 

Ram.png

 

using windows 10 home

spec: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/zGwjmG

Ignore any reading from task manager. Obviously, RAM is included.

 

Try CPU-Z instead. It should give you the correct value.

[Axeonelite]

OK. Try running a game (if possible) and tab out to task manager and see what it says then. Windows may be lowering the speed when it's not needed (I don't know why it would but some people have reported it) also try running the Windows Memory Diagnostic tool as so:

 

 Open Memory Diagnostics Tool by clicking the Start button , and then clicking Control Panel. In the search box, typeMemory, and then click Diagnose your computer's memory problems.‌  If you're prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

[Axeonelite]

Ignore any reading from task manager. Obviously, RAM is included.

 

Try CPU-Z instead. It should give you the correct value.

 

He said "Every software" indicating something other than just Task manager. (just my opinion, I don't know if he tested it elsewhere or not) But I know windows proves wrong sometimes.

[Midnitewarrior4]

go into the bios ans turn on the xmp memory profile

@Adam39gripen

[SirDucksallot]

Check if GPU-Z also displays 1333,if yes,try tweaking your BIOS.

[Adam39gripen]

Check if GPU-Z also displays 1333,if yes,try tweaking your BIOS.

 

in cpu-z it says that my nb frequensy is 1499.7 and dram is 1066.4

[Adam39gripen]

go into the bios ans turn on the xmp memory profile

@Adam39gripen

 

i have turned on the xmp and selected 2133

[Midnitewarrior4]

i have turned on the xmp and selected 2133

weird

[Adam39gripen]

weird

 

does my cpu overclock have anything to do with this?

[Hans Power]

does my cpu overclock have anything to do with this?

Possibly. I'd just try it out and see if the RAM shows up correctly if you run the CPU on stock speeds. I had a Phenom II X4 at one point and I remember that there were two possibilities to overclock the CPU and one of those would affect the RAM speeds (It's a while back so I don't remember anymore how it worked exactly). If that doesn't do it I'd try to put the RAM into the other sockets.

[KeltonDSMer]

in cpu-z it says that my nb frequensy is 1499.7 and dram is 1066.4

 

DDR memory speed reading in CPUz has not been "doubled" (DDR=double data rate). 1066x2=2133, your memory is running at the speed you set it to.

[NumLock21]

Amd don't support xmp. Xmp is for intel, amd's equvalent is amp. Need to manually set in the ram specs into the bios, to run it at the advertised speed.

[Adam39gripen]

DDR memory speed reading in CPUz has not been "doubled" (DDR=double data rate). 1066x2=2133, your memory is running at the speed you set it to.

 

but if you look here it says i am rinning 1.3ghz : UserBenchmarks: Desk 61%, Game 69%, Work 35%