i3 6100 asrock h110m combo G ddr4

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hello, just bought some parts for my 2nd pc, im goin to use it for LOL only.
specs are i3 6100, MB asrock h110m combo G ddr4, ram 8gb ddr4 2800mhz adata xpg dazzle

but its not runing at 2800mhz.... 2133 is fine, but in asrocks site i saw the mobo support XMP but i can find it in the bios. What can i do to use the 2800mhz ?
 
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What it means is that it supports 1866MHz DDR3 as well as 2133 DDR4.
It doesn't support higher than 2133MHz RAM, which is the native frequency for DDR4 memory.
It will default to 2133 and will run fine, not to worry, RAM speed doesn't really make a difference in gaming anyway, especially at the lower end of things. ;)
http://www.asrock.com/mb/intel/h110m%20combo-g/
 
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XMP does not necessarily mean that you can overclock your RAM to it's rated speed guaranteed.
the Gaming K6 supports higher frequency memory, the H110M does not.
XMP profile is just something to change RAM frequency, in this case between DDR3 1866 and DDR4 2133, NOT 2800MHz.
Sorry.
 
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:/ i bought that mobo coz i saw this in the asrocks site....

Dubbed DDR4 Non-Z OC, the feature adds automatic memory overclocking capabilities to ASRock B150, H170, and H110 motherboards for improved memory performance. It is actually similar to the DDR4 OC feature found in the UEFI BIOS of ASRock Z170 motherboards, which is able to increase the frequency of select DDR4 DIMMs from 2,133MHz to 2,800MHz, a 30% speed boost.

too bad its not true then
 
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