When enabling the XMP profile, you should be able to run your RAM at the advertised speed of 3200mhz.
For example, (G.Skill 2x8GB 3200mhz) may usually run at 2400mhz if an XMP profile is not enabled. XMP Profiles allow you to run your high-performance RAM (above industry DDR specs), at the speeds that they are guaranteed to run at when you purchase them. Simply stated, XMP is the "easy button" of RAM overclocking, as manual RAM overclocking can be an unnecessary headache! XMP (Extreme Memory Profiles) is a technology that allows you to change memory settings by selecting a different profile, which takes advantage of higher than standard memory speeds. What is an XMP Profile and why are they used? The maximum speed can be achieved typically by enabling XMP. The maximum speed is the speed that the manufacturer has determined your particular set of RAM can run safely at. When RAM is made, the manufacturer has a speed at which the RAM will be guaranteed to run no matter what, this is the stock speed. What is the difference between Stock Speed and Maximum Speed?
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