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Actually I was going the other way from overclocking. I just was concerned that the 2400 MHz RAM would be clocked at the motherboard's specified 2666 MHz speeds (1333 MHz). This would cause reliability issues if it worked at all. But the POST test sets the correct clocking speed.

I discovered that the memory in the used Dell 3060 I bought was a lower speed than specified: 2400 Mhz versus the specified 2666 Mhz. I discovered it was quite difficult to search out the determination of whether this was an issue or not. I finally discovered this article on a "gamer" forum...