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If you send me some, I'll gladly test it 😛 - Joking aside, good question. The CPU should be able to handle it at least
 
Bad news.
With this ram model, it down to 2666MHz. Maybe the motherboard limit🙁
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@Cheery Did you attempt a PRAM reset to see if that changed anything? It’s odd that System Info is showing the part number for the 2666 variant of that RAM...
 
@Cheery Did you attempt a PRAM reset to see if that changed anything? It’s odd that System Info is showing the part number for the 2666 variant of that RAM...
I think it's not this reason. Maybe sharing the same board with i5 processor cause that, which can not support above 2666MHz. Sry I cant check it anymore
 
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My 10-core will be here on Wednesday and I have plenty of RAM to test in it so we shall see if Apple firmware locked it for now...time will tell.
 
Aren't your part numbers different for those pictures?

This was my observation as well. The System Info screenshot shows the part number as "HMA81GS6CJR8N-VK" vs. the "HMA81GS6DJR8N-WM" of the actual modules. I will have my 10-core on Wednesday and I have 4 different brands with 3 different speeds to test.

EDIT: The serial numbers of the modules do match what is in the System Info screenshot, which makes this all the more odd.
 
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You have high expectations ... lol

Hey, never said I expected it. - Possible, but unlikely :/ - Though in all fairness that minor difference in RAM frequency doesn't matter all that much in real terms. And you can always play with timings instead I guess
 
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