I was surprised to see that Gigabyte limited their DDR4 OC speeds to 2666, on their Z390 mATX board—compared to ASRock, MSI, etc that OC over 4000. I don't actually push OC to extremes on my existing box (I prioritize reliability but try to get higher than rated speeds). I have not even evaluated whether CPU clock speeds vs RAM OC are more important (how much might I even notice, say, 2666 compared with 3200?)
Might Gigabyte increase their DDR support with BIOS updates or are such speeds baked into the hardware?
Might Gigabyte increase their DDR support with BIOS updates or are such speeds baked into the hardware?
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