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fury 1866 running at 1333!
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Yep, your fine that 932.5 is the true freq, this is DDR (DOUBLE data rate) so you are running at 932.5x2=1865 (basically 1866 effective) which is correct 
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Do you have the latest BIOS? The Furys are made to run under PnP, they don't use XMP, so they should set themselves up automatically (and your mobo's chipset is suppose to support it)
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Look in CPU-Z (free app), in the memory tab, see if it show 933 (933x2=1866 as it's DDR (DOUBLE data rate)), have a feeling you are seeing the SPD default of 1333 somewhere
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Get the free app CPU-Z (download it from the web if you don't have it), run it and see what it shows next to frequency in the memory tab of the program
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Yep, your fine that 932.5 is the true freq, this is DDR (DOUBLE data rate) so you are running at 932.5x2=1865 (basically 1866 effective) which is correct
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