why does my bios show less mhz to my ddr3 ram

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I just got a new PC, and the guy I bought it off of said it had 8 gbs of ddr3 1600 MHz ram, but the bios says 1067 MHz, which is right, and how can I tell?
 
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Opening up the PC, there should be motherboard make/model written on the motherboard, usually in white lettering somewhere around the middle area of the motherboard.

Memory modules should have labeling/marking on them which indicates make and model/part number.

If there are problems identifying the parts, download and run HWiNFO32/64. Select Summary only check box and then click Run button. Motherboard details are near bottom left of display. And memory details are shown at middle right of display and directly under "Memory Modules" text as manufacturer name and part number.
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My specs are Intel xeon W3550 4 cores 8 threads( equivalent to a i7 3770k) 7970 HD, and I'm not sure what the mobo is
 
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Opening up the PC, there should be motherboard make/model written on the motherboard, usually in white lettering somewhere around the middle area of the motherboard.

Memory modules should have labeling/marking on them which indicates make and model/part number.

If there are problems identifying the parts, download and run HWiNFO32/64. Select Summary only check box and then click Run button. Motherboard details are near bottom left of display. And memory details are shown at middle right of display and directly under "Memory Modules" text as manufacturer name and part number.
 
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