Easy to get confused as there are as many opinions as there are people. Personally I am using a blck of 100 so I can use adaptive voltage, I have a 16 GB set of 3200MHZ memory that runs at 100 BLCK and a 32 GB kit at 3200 MHZ.
Some kits run as easy at 3200mhz with 100 blck as they do at 3000 mhz at 125 blck but there will be manual tuning to achieve this, there is also memory presets in the bios to set timings for you to help achieve memory frequencies, you need to know which brand of memory chips your modules have and if your kit is single sided or double sided to try these pre-sets.
You need to decide how much time your willing to spend and do the research or use XMP settings and enjoy your system. You can search these forums for threads on memory as there are many threads on the subject and some of us who leaped on this platform at launch spent many hours testing different memory modules and settings to get peak performance from our setups and that information is already available if you look for it..
Memory speeds 2400 to 3200mhz has a difference in benchmarks but very little in daily performance and gaming, basically unnoticeable.
Some kits run as easy at 3200mhz with 100 blck as they do at 3000 mhz at 125 blck but there will be manual tuning to achieve this, there is also memory presets in the bios to set timings for you to help achieve memory frequencies, you need to know which brand of memory chips your modules have and if your kit is single sided or double sided to try these pre-sets.
You need to decide how much time your willing to spend and do the research or use XMP settings and enjoy your system. You can search these forums for threads on memory as there are many threads on the subject and some of us who leaped on this platform at launch spent many hours testing different memory modules and settings to get peak performance from our setups and that information is already available if you look for it..
Memory speeds 2400 to 3200mhz has a difference in benchmarks but very little in daily performance and gaming, basically unnoticeable.
