yurick Reputable Jan 21, 2015 46 0 4,540 Nov 14, 2015 #1 My ram is set to 1866 and when I check cpu-z it shows as 900mhz? My ram is corsair deliminator platinum and cpu-z is updated to the latest version.My mother board is a Hero 7 from Asus.
My ram is set to 1866 and when I check cpu-z it shows as 900mhz? My ram is corsair deliminator platinum and cpu-z is updated to the latest version.My mother board is a Hero 7 from Asus.
Solution Gingerbread Nov 14, 2015 DDR stands for Double data rate, meaning it is multiplied. If you have DDR2 800mhz for example you will see only 400mhz and etcs.
DDR stands for Double data rate, meaning it is multiplied. If you have DDR2 800mhz for example you will see only 400mhz and etcs.
Gingerbread Judicious Nov 2, 2009 4,752 0 33,960 Nov 14, 2015 Solution #2 DDR stands for Double data rate, meaning it is multiplied. If you have DDR2 800mhz for example you will see only 400mhz and etcs. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
DDR stands for Double data rate, meaning it is multiplied. If you have DDR2 800mhz for example you will see only 400mhz and etcs.
yurick Reputable Jan 21, 2015 46 0 4,540 Nov 14, 2015 #3 Gingerbread : DDR stands for Double data rate, meaning it is multiplied. If you have DDR2 800mhz for example you will see only 400mhz and etcs. Thanks for clearing that up for me! Upvote 0 Downvote
Gingerbread : DDR stands for Double data rate, meaning it is multiplied. If you have DDR2 800mhz for example you will see only 400mhz and etcs. Thanks for clearing that up for me!