Corsair CMZ16GX3M4A1600C9 - listed as 10600 rather than 12800?

Just installed it, ran memtest86 and scrutinize that is scheduled as 10,600 instead of 12,800?

I enter the bios at the end of memtest and the identical - memory timing set to auto by means of a value of 1333.It is faulty or this ram is not listed in 12800?

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Originally Posted by Olenka

Just installed it, ran memtest86 and scrutinize that is scheduled as 10,600 instead of 12,800?

I enter the bios at the end of memtest and the identical - memory timing set to auto by means of a value of 1333.It is faulty or this ram is not listed in 12800?

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Depending on where you perceive it. More than probable that only the SPD information, which by no means changes and it has nothing to do with the real speed.

Memory SPD Information’s

• Slot 1 to 0 to 4: 4096 MB PC3-10600 - Corsair CMZ16GX3M4A1600C9 XMP

Try to enable your xmp profile and then check settings again.

The AMD chipset does not support XMP, I guess. MB said specifications which supports up DDR3 1866 (OC) or 1333 otherwise. Therefore, it comes with JEDEC # 4, DDR3 1333.

When the BIOS settings instead of Auto 1600-1333, the automatic synchronization settings emerged as 11.0, 11, 11, 29, 41 and 2T. This is not stable. I tried rising the memory voltage to 1.6v NB and CPU voltages somewhat. I also tried XMP times of 9.0, 9, 9, 24, 41 and 2T. This was not constant or even greater than before tensions. Any suggestions?

If this is steady, should be good to go with that set. No need to adjust anything there. As for the other team goes, you have to overclock the CPU, not just memory. Sorry, me personally, I've never played with an AMD procedure.