paparoxo360's questions

I have 2400 MHz memory, but Ubuntu runs it at 2133 MHz. I enabled xmp profile in the UEFI, and now when I use the command sudo dmidecode --type memory, it shows Speed: 2133 MT/s and Configured Clock Speed: 2400 MT/s. Which one is right?

• CPU: Pentium g4560 (Kaby Lake 7h gen)
• mobo: ASRock LGA 1151 B250M-HDV (it supports DDR4 2400 if using 7th gen CPUs)

Using the command sudo lshw -short -C memory it's showing "8GiB DIMM DDR4 Synchronous 2133 M".

In the UEFI it's saying I'm using 2400MHz. I'm confused now.

I'm having a problem with pppoe connection, the modem is connected directly to the computer(without the router), i use pppoeconf to connect, but when i connect the speed is much slower that it should be, and it drops all the time, it didn't happen when i had the router, or when using windows 10.

thanks!

I made a script and moved it to /usr/bin, then i removed it, but now when i try to use apt to update or upgrade and install something, i get that message at the end "sh: 1: /usr/bin/test: not found"("test" was the name of the script), can someone help me, this is really annoying, Thanks.