“This laptop has an i5 10500h, intel rated this processor to use max 2666Mhz of RAM. So how can it utilize the 3200MHz of the pre-installed ram?”

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• According to Intel's website, the actual max clock of memory on this CPU is 2933 MHz. This is the i5 10500H, not to be confused with the i5 10500 that has its RAM speed capped at 2666 MHz

  Answered by LinusNotTechtips 4 years ago

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• You are right. The laptop can not get 3200MHz RAM speed.

  Answered by SLphone 4 years ago

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• In Intel's page is stated that the RAM speed is up to 2933 Mhz for the i5 10500H. https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/201905/intel-core-i510500h-processor-12m-cache-up-to-4-50-ghz.html

  Answered by AlanH 4 years ago

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• The ad says 3200Mhz however the cpu manufacturer says limit is 2666 mine is clocked at 2933, what they mean is that you can overclock the current RAM to 3200. but that is up to your own discrection.

  Answered by myonlyotaku 4 years ago

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