Cpu Memory speed
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drtweak
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Yes. And its not the CPU that sets the memory speed its the motherboard.
For DDR3 the so called "Standard" is 1600MHZ. Anything faster than that is considered an over clock. Now they make memory that goes faster than 1600MHz like the DDR3-2133 the memory runs at 2133MHz but you have to Manually set it to that speed.
For DDR3 the so called "Standard" is 1600MHZ. Anything faster than that is considered an over clock. Now they make memory that goes faster than 1600MHz like the DDR3-2133 the memory runs at 2133MHz but you have to Manually set it to that speed.
Emerald
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The A10-7850K natively supports up to DDR3-2133.
What motherboard are you using?
Here is a report where they tested different speed memory:
http://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/AMD-A10-7850K-Performance-Review-529/
What motherboard are you using?
Here is a report where they tested different speed memory:
http://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/AMD-A10-7850K-Performance-Review-529/
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