where do i check my ram speed
- Thread starter Teii
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Boot into BIOS.
Or, download CPU-Z. Install and run it. Under "Memory" tab in CPU-Z, frequency is shown as half the operating frequency of the memory. So the memory will be running at TWO times the frequency shown in the Memory tab. For example. If frequency shown under Memory tab is 800 MHz, then the memory will be running at 2 x 800 MHz = 1600 MHz.
Or, download CPU-Z. Install and run it. Under "Memory" tab in CPU-Z, frequency is shown as half the operating frequency of the memory. So the memory will be running at TWO times the frequency shown in the Memory tab. For example. If frequency shown under Memory tab is 800 MHz, then the memory will be running at 2 x 800 MHz = 1600 MHz.
SamoanSavage824
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Exactly as he said. If you're worried that the RAM is not performing at its actual advertised speed though, go into the BIOS and make sure to check that it is set to default settings for the RAM. If given the choice, turn on a feature like XMP to automatically have the Motherboard adjust the RAM to its default advertised speeds. Most RAM sticks and motherboards should support that automatic adjustment, showing you for sure what your RAM speeds are
Tradesman1
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