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Possible product binning.
X part specs are ABC frequency, however X part does not meet whatever critical benchmark for ABC frequency so they slow it down a bit, so it will meet XYZ specs, and is still salable (to them)
That thought also crossed my mind, could be the case. I was under the impression that 3200MT/s is pretty much standard for DDR4 these days. The motherboard must be a real cheap and barebones piece of shit if most of them aren't capable of anything faster than 2666MT/s, I wonder what the profit margins are like on these things