ERAZER Engineer E10 - DDR4 frequency problem

[Evgenii]

Hello.
I bought ERAZER Engineer E10 
https://www.medion.com/es/service/product-detail/10024292
Motherboard:
B560H6-EM2 V1.0         - must support DDR4 - 3200 MHz  
bios ver. 560h6em2.116          - seems it is last version.
Memory initially was 8 Gb (from Medion), formally on the memory bank was text 3200 MHz, but in BIOS was number only 2933 MHz. It was already strange.
I bought new Corsair 16 Gb 3200 MHz and got 2133 MHz in BIOS 🙂 

Bios settings are very poor. Can not improve it. No XMP, any clocks or smt. like this.
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Please give advice, how to correct it?
Buy another more rich DDR4? 

[daddle]

@Evgenii 

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@Evgenii  schrieb:

Trick with 3200 MHz  sounds like -

if I sell car and named it airplane 🙂 because if set motor of car to airplane, it will fly.

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No, it's not really a trick!. Your c  comparison only would fit if the Memory would have be named as a disk or another PC part!

About your other questions I do not know, As I said it should have the same specs as the built in 8 GB.

So point 1.) sounds the best.

daddle

[Evgenii]

I have read long theme https://community.medion.com/t5/ERAZER-Gaming-PCs/B560H6-EM2-XMP-Aktivieren/td-p/171812 .
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Even more.
If Medion made hard change (or restrict for safety, you can name it as you prefer ) memory on motherboard, 
what guaranty that CPU is not hard restricted by motherboard? By some hidden way, for example.
Or GPU? For safety of user, of course 🙂 

[daddle]

@Evgenii 

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@Evgenii  schrieb:

If Medion made hard change (or restrict for safety, you can name it as you prefer ) memory on motherboard, 
what guaranty that CPU is not hard restricted by motherboard? By some hidden way, for example.
Or GPU? For safety of user, of course 🙂 

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Don't get lost in conspiracy theories. The techhnical specs only describe  the RAM ability to run up to 3200 MHz.

This doesn't say, in no ways,  the PC runs at the maximum the RAM allows. The chipset on the board is the limiiting factor; is the  Jedec 2933 MHz

Cheers, daddle

[Evgenii]

Formally INTEL B560 supports 3200.

[Evgenii]

For 
https://www.medion.com/es/service/product-detail/10024292
I had 11 gen CPU 
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/212271/intel-core-i511400f-processor-12m-cache-...
it should support 3200.

[daddle]

@Evgenii 

Yes could be. You have a link?  But the chipet is the limiting factor.

But seeing it is an OEM board, Medion most probably restricts the use of the higher frequencies, to have less trouble with errors at the upper limit.

But you having conspiracy fears about a throttled CPU, that's what I answered for !

daddle