Memory sold as 6000 MT/s shows only 4800 MT/s in the BIOS after installation. The modules are healthy. What should be done?
De la mémoire vendue pour 6000 MT/s n'affiche que 4800 MT/s dans le BIOS après son installation. Les barrettes sont en bon état. Que faut-il faire ?
Answers
AReturn the modules, since they are clearly counterfeitRenvoyer les barrettes, car ce sont manifestement des contrefaçons
BInstall a newer graphics driverInstaller un pilote graphique plus récent
CMove the modules to a different PCDéplacer les barrettes dans un autre PC
DEnable the memory's XMP or EXPO profile in the BIOSActiver le profil XMP ou EXPO de la mémoire dans le BIOS
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