Cpu/mobo memory support question

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Hello

There is something i dont really understand

Mobos like the msi xpower gaming titanium and
Asus rampage v extreme
Can support ddr4 on 3300mhz speed but intel i7 processors only support ddr4 on 2133mhz
http://ark.intel.com/m/products/88195/Intel-Core-i7-6700K-Processor-8M-Cache-up-to-4_20-GHz#@product/specifications
This seems very strange to me how should anybody use a ram higher than 2133mhz if no existing processors support it?
Could you inform me in this topic please?

Thank you for your help
 
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Tradesman1
2133 is the base dpec for DRAM with the CPUs, they will run higher, depending on the data rate it may require a bit of an OC of the CPU to help the MC (memory controller) carry the higher data rates. The 6700K has already been tested to run sticks at 4000+
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2133 is the base dpec for DRAM with the CPUs, they will run higher, depending on the data rate it may require a bit of an OC of the CPU to help the MC (memory controller) carry the higher data rates. The 6700K has already been tested to run sticks at 4000+
 
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