I insanewhitekid Posts: 13 +0 Dec 9, 2009 #1 I overclocked in BIOS my RAM to 1066, but in CPU-Z it shows my frequency at ~400. What is going on here?
I overclocked in BIOS my RAM to 1066, but in CPU-Z it shows my frequency at ~400. What is going on here?
red1776 Posts: 5,125 +197 Dec 10, 2009 #2 Hi insane, how exactly did you go about OC your ram? bios, software?
C CMH Posts: 2,050 +14 Dec 12, 2009 #3 He said BIOS. The other thing is what frequency is at 400? Could be your CPU FSB frequency, which is seperate to your RAM...
He said BIOS. The other thing is what frequency is at 400? Could be your CPU FSB frequency, which is seperate to your RAM...
Xecutor Posts: 117 +0 Dec 12, 2009 #4 Could be just CPU-Z, cuz my 6GB RAM is clocked at 533Mhz DDR2, but CPU-Z displays 400 Mhz for one, 333MHz for all others.
Could be just CPU-Z, cuz my 6GB RAM is clocked at 533Mhz DDR2, but CPU-Z displays 400 Mhz for one, 333MHz for all others.