XMP profiles are totally missing in the Aurora R13. Disabled in the BIOS and disabled in the AWCC. 

XMP 3.0 is one of the major features of 12th gen Alder Lake. Why is Dell locking it? Yes people will say Intel spec say that RAM in dual channel mode will run at 4400, but the same goes for CPU overclocking and GPU overclocking they too have suggested specs, speeds, and voltages yet they are overclockable. 

Even sillier let's say we're content with 4400, we can't even attempt to change the RAM timings by getting higher spec ram and underclocking it. 

DDR5 comes with all that is needed for overclocking on the RAM itself. Enabling it in the BIOS should not be a daunting task for DELL and yet we're stuck like previous gen with very basic RAM speeds. Worse yet not even manual overclocking, which can seemingly be done on the Aurora R14 and to good success.  

I hope more people contact support about this to make Dell know it's something the Aurora R13 community wants to future proof their machines. After all, they advertised the Aurora R13 as "We listened" and we made it "Upgradable" and yet still it's custom shaped MOBO and custom shaped PSU. At least let us do an upgrade via software where possible without crippling the machine!