“When i test the ram that came with this pc the frequency is jumping all over the place from 500 to 700 to 1330mhz when testing with cpu-z. What could be the cause of this? Also hwinfo shows the factory ram running at 2660 not 3200.”
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Hello, I saw your question a few days ago, I was hoping for an expert to provide a detailed response but that doesn’t seem to be the case, I haven’t received my laptop yet since I’m in africa and it takes a month to arrive but I’ve done a lot of research, I saw that this happens when you add ram to the laptop, however the factory ram should be running at 3200mhz. When CPU-Z says 1330mhz, it actually means 2660mhz because ram is in DDR which stands for double data rate or something, i saw on forums that the laptop doesn’t support XMP and that means in order to achieve 3200mhz speeds, you would need to have JEDEC ram, I don’t fully understand what JEDEC but I know that you need that type of ddr4 ram to run at 3200mhz on this, if the ram is not JEDEC, it will be running at 2660mhz which means you’re losing out on 5-10 fps on games where you’re getting 70-90.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes this is the factory installed ram that is only reaching 2660 with the frequencies showing jumping around. Maybe someone from Aus will see the question since was close to weekend when i posted it.
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