You go off the memory tab, it looks like your RAM has two xmp profiles, your pc supports one of them, and you're running the supported xmp profile (3200). The spd tab shows the supported settings, jedec standards and xmp. The xmp primary timings are set by the manufacturer, and vary.  There is no standard timings accross all brands for xmp.  The faster the speed the slower (higher) generally those other timings. It shows that because xmp is a oc setting.  That is the base non oc frequency.  
Hi, I bought these Corsair Vengeance RGB 2x16GB at the same time as my Aurora R8 to upgrade from 8GB-32GB directly. [IMAGE] They have been running fine. Having upgraded my GPU yesterday, I have been monitoring stats all the time, and what caught my eye was CPU-Z showing the DRAM frequency at 1066Mhz. I dug around here, found discussions on XMP, and on wikipedia about XMP here to try to understand why. So I looked in the BIOS, XMP was disabled, I enabled it and here are the CPU-Z results: [IMAGE] [IMAGE] Something seems wierd, the first shows DRAM frequency at 1595Mhz which is ok, but I wonder about other things shown, can anyone explain...
Aurora R8, Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR4-3200