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Dude, your ram is running at 1600. It is 1600 ram. What I think you are looking at are JEDC specs which show the different frequencies the ram is capable of. If you are looking at the SPD tab at the max bandwidth, almost all ram says that. It is only a spec telling your motherbooadr the ram speed and timings to allow it to boot the first time. After you get into bios and set the timings, frequency and voltage, then your ram will run at specs. I have 2400MHz ram. The board is not capable of posting it at 2400MHz without the correct timings and voltage. After giving the board the correct timings and voltage, it will run at specs. True 1333MHz ram is not capable of running at 2400MHz, no matter what timings and voltage you use. If you look, my 2400 MHz sats the same.