DDR2 means Double Data Rate 2. Multiply the DRAM frequency by 2, and you get the final RAM frequency, which in your case is 1084MHz.
new build ddr2 memory question
the memory is 800mhz but its not reading that in hardware monitor i have tried messing if bios settings but this is the max i can get it. any help?
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You're at 542.5Mhz right now. That's DDR2-1085. So you're actually overclocked very highly already.
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DDR2-800 = 400MHz.
DDR = Double Data Rate. The 2 means that its generation 2, it has nothing to do with the multiplier. DDR3 = Double Data Rate (so still only double the speed), the 3 means third generation.
DDR2-800 = 400MHz.
DDR = Double Data Rate. The 2 means that its generation 2, it has nothing to do with the multiplier. DDR3 = Double Data Rate (so still only double the speed), the 3 means third generation.
Enjoy your crippled performance then
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Should've bought 2x1GB. Cost the same and doubles your performance.
Dual channel is a bigger difference tan you think.
Should've bought 2x1GB. Cost the same and doubles your performance.
Dual channel is a bigger difference tan you think.
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And eh, Barebones kits usually have terrible quality.... TigerDirect just has the advantage of having more old parts than other places to get rid of so they can make em real cheap
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And eh, Barebones kits usually have terrible quality.... TigerDirect just has the advantage of having more old parts than other places to get rid of so they can make em real cheap
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