How to make RAM work at 1600 MHz with a mother who supports only 1333 MHz without an OS?

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I bought a chip from hypers for 8GB 1600 by mistake, I wanted to take 1333. Mother (gab75m d3v) already has a chip from kllisre for 8GB 1333. They refuse to work together, only the hyper also.

How to make this bundle, or at least one die from hypers, work?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

So what exactly is the squeak? the speaker says what kind of error, the description of the squeaks in the manual for the motherboard.

They refuse to work together, only the hyper

which also? does not work? the wording is strange, so the memory has never been able to start?
first start only one memory, reset the bios for a start, disable the double / triple buffer, generally insert 1 bar at a time, in 1333 mode everything that can be inserted into the motherboard usually works, this is the most compatible legacy mode, slow. And if you make 1066 MHz?
ps On the off site they write:

* To support DDR3 1600 MHz, you must install an Intel® 22nm (Ivy Bridge) CPU that supports DDR3 1600 MHz.

pps different memory sticks from different manufacturers, even with the same profiles, may not work with double buffer, unfortunately (and without it, this is -3..-10% of performance, for example, when running archivers, and even browsers even more so), and this is the accepted reason for the return in the first weeks (and washes even afterwards) since it occurs all the time, which is why ready-made pairs / quadruples of tested memory with guaranteed support are on sale

Answer 4

Most likely it will NOT work.
If the manufacturer wrote 1333, then this is a rational maximum.