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    Posted: 05 Apr 2018 at 8:56am
ddr4 ram stuck at 1600 mhz and wont overclock

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Every time i up the ram speed it just resets back to 1600 mhz.

am i doing something wrong?
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That is 3200. DDR = Dual Data Rate

On that pull down that shows 1600 in AMD CBS, look and tell me if you see a 3200.

Nope. Not there. Not there because that "speed' is half what it is running at.

You Main tab show it running at 3200.
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Just to add to what Wardog points out:
DDR stands for " Double Data Rate"
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Yup, you are running at 3200. The base frequency is 1600 which is multiplied by 2 to give you 3200 operating frequency. DDR3 1600 runs at 800 base x2 and so on and so forth. 

Nothing wrong there at all Wink
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