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When you install the DRAM it will go to the mobo's default of 2133. To run to full spec you'll want the latest BIOS, and will probably need a K model CPU. The (OC) means that an OC of the CPU may be required to run at full spec of the DRAM
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Metalmario66

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It's located in the BIOS of ur motherboard (pretty much u can overclock here and do multiple other things) just search up how to enable XMP in ur motherboards bios.
 
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UltraXHybrid

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So i wont be able to just put the RAM in and it to work straight away?

 
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Metalmario66

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I'm not sure but if it does it may work at a slower speed. I would just go with what msi says and be on the safe side.
 
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Tradesman1

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When you install the DRAM it will go to the mobo's default of 2133. To run to full spec you'll want the latest BIOS, and will probably need a K model CPU. The (OC) means that an OC of the CPU may be required to run at full spec of the DRAM
 
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UltraXHybrid

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Thanks, that's helpful :)
What differences would i see between 3000MHz and 2133MHz RAM?
 
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