When I am in Windows, CPU-Z says that my memory clock speed is at just a little over 800 Mhz, but when I am in my Gigabyte motherboard's BIOS, it says that the memory speed is 1600. Is there anybody out there that knows how to make my memory speed 1600 Mhz in Windows?
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DDR3-1600 memory speed low
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Bad_Kitty13
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it is rated in its single rate amount 800mhz memory is dual data rate(ddr) so 800x2=1600mhz so you are good to go and running what you are supposed to be
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