Just a quick question or two about h270 and ddr4.

Discussion in 'Processors and motherboards Intel' started by savannahmick, Jul 28, 2017.

  1. savannahmick

    savannahmick Master Guru

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    I just recently bought a new desktop with a i7-7700, Asus Prime Plus H270 mobo, MSI GTX1060 OCv1, and Adata XPG 16gb ddr4 2400mhz ram. I am just curious about ram speed is it locked at 2400mhz no matter what with the h270 chipset? Or is there a way to get a little more mhz from it? Also any other tweaks or tips for getting a little more from the setup would be great! Thanks!
     
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    You will be limited to 2400 as both the CPU and H270 chipset are locked from high RAM multipliers.
     
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    Hey thanks for the reply! I was coming from a old i7-860 cpu, H57 chipset, so I should have done a little research but overall I am happy with the new rig. I have one more question for you I got a prebuilt desktop with i7-7700, Asus Prime Plus h270 mobo, 16gb Adata ZPG ddr4 2400mhz ram, MSI GTX1060 OCv1 gpu, 120gb Adata SSD, 1tb WD Blue HDD, EVGA 500w psu, USB AC1200 wifi adapter, and a two glass panel with remote RGB case for $950. Could have done better doing my own build in your opinion or was it a pretty good deal? I really appreciate your info/opinion! Thanks!
     
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    That's a pretty fair deal.
    You didn't do bad by any means.
     

  5. savannahmick

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    Thanks for your help!

    I appreciate you taking the time to respond to my questions! Straight to the point no BS! Thanks!!!
     

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