I Don't Know If My Memory Is Running At 1600 Mhz

monstachef · Apr 7, 2013

Hey guys, I don't really know if my dual channel ram is running at 1600 mhz because I read online that the second number of your FSB : DRAM ratio should be multiplied to your bus speed and divided by the first number of the ratio. However, when I do that I come up with 6*100/1 = 600 not 800.
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Heironious · Apr 7, 2013

800MHZ in dual channel is 800mhz x 2 = 1600

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/692/memoryk.png/ <----Right there.

Pull out one stick and I guarantee it will say 1600 MHZ because it's, well, single channel. If you added 4 ram sticks they would be 400MHZ x 4

k1114 · Apr 7, 2013

Ddr stands for double data rate which means the effective rate is double the actual speed. Channels are irrelevant.

Cpuz dram ratio is bugged, you can use aida64 and it should show the correct 1:8.

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