What is relation of 1333mhz ddr3 with 800 mhz processor

[gujjar_gorsi]

Hello,
i have intel pentium dual core e5400 @2.7 Ghz processor(800 mhz front bus speed) and asus p5g41t-m lx mobo(which has front fsb speed=800,1066,1333 mhz and ram bus speed=800,1066 and 1333 mhz O.C),i bought kingston ddr3 1333 mhz ra yesterday i checked its bus speed in cpu-z it has 667 mhz max fsb
what is it?i want 1333 mhz bus speed of ram..im totally new to O.cing sh*t plz help me
now

 

[eleclerc]

Your RAM is alright, it's CPU-z issue

Normally, if you don't want to overclock, you buy RAM with the same FSB speed of your CPU



Intel® Pentium® Processor E5400
http://ark.intel.com/products/40478/Intel-Pentium-Processor-E5400-%282M-Cache-2_70-GHz-800-MHz-FSB%29

 

[spp85]

Hello,
i have intel pentium dual core e5400 @2.7 Ghz processor(800 mhz front bus speed) and asus p5g41t-m lx mobo(which has front fsb speed=800,1066,1333 mhz and ram bus speed=800,1066 and 1333 mhz O.C),i bought kingston ddr3 1333 mhz ra yesterday i checked its bus speed in cpu-z it has 667 mhz max fsb
what is it?i want 1333 mhz bus speed of ram..im totally new to O.cing sh*t plz help me
now

your RAM is running at 1333mhz. 667 MHz x 2 = around 1334 MHz thats the DDR3's real clock okay ?

 

[gujjar_gorsi]

Your RAM is alright, it's CPU-z issue

Normally, if you don't want to overclock, you buy RAM with the same FSB speed of your CPU



Intel® Pentium® Processor E5400
http://ark.intel.com/products/40478/Intel-Pentium-Processor-E5400-%282M-Cache-2_70-GHz-800-MHz-FSB%29

so if i wanna overclock it then how to do that???

 

[gujjar_gorsi]

your RAM is running at 1333mhz. 667 MHz x 2 = around 1334 MHz thats the DDR3's real clock okay ?

so you mean that its running at max fsb speed????
i didn't even overclock it.cuz mobo says it supports 1333 mhz when its overclocked

 

[wondafunk]

Overclocking is extremely serious matter, please do not think im knocking you or mocking you but the knowledge you seek for your first question tells me that overclocking is not for you yet. Its not something you just do from instructions you find or someone has given you. Please take at least a month to research all the factors risks, and consequences. Tom's hardware has tons of good reads on overclocking and prob for the pieces you have. Its really fun stuff and gets you great performance but it wont matter if you fry something . Besides your first overclock would start at your cpu then move to your ram.

 

[gujjar_gorsi]

Overclocking is extremely serious matter, please do not think im knocking you or mocking you but the knowledge you seek for your first question tells me that overclocking is not for you yet. Its not something you just do from instructions you find or someone has given you. Please take at least a month to research all the factors risks, and consequences. Tom's hardware has tons of good reads on overclocking and prob for the pieces you have. Its really fun stuff and gets you great performance but it wont matter if you fry something . Besides your first overclock would start at your cpu then move to your ram.

Thank you for your help
i agree with you

 

[gujjar_gorsi]

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