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Any particular build will have a max RAM clock speed. This is displayed on the BIOS screen. You can install 3200 RAM but if the CPU config caps it at 2600, it won't perform better than 2600 RAM. This can be affected by tweaking the CPU overclock settings, which can unlock higher RAM clock speeds.
Also, there will be a limit on how many channels the CPU can use. For example, a CPU in dual-channel mode will perform better with 2 sticks (say, 2x4GB) than 1 stick (say, 1x8GB), but it won't perform any better with 4 sticks.
1. Increase Ram Sticks
2. Increase Ram Speed
Nothing else matters =P