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Hey guys I was wondering, I got my e8500 stable at 4.009 ghz on a ud3p gigabyte board, and I was wondering how I would go about overclocking my memory, all I have done so far is increased the dram voltage to 2.0v and its running at 1003 mhz in the bios but on cpuz its only showing it running at 506 mhz, with 5 5 5 15 timings with a fsb:dram ratio of 5:6. How would I go about overclocking my memory to 1066 and it showing 1066 on cpu z or is that possible, I have provided some screenshots so you guys can look and see what I am talking about.


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Well, your memory is running, based on your screenshots, at 506 MHz x 2 = DDR2 1,012 (DDR = Double Data Rate).

If it is, as stated in your SIG DDR2-800 memory, I would say you are already running just fine!
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Multiply shown frequency by 2, that's your DDR speed.
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alright yes that is my memory in my sig rig, just didnt know why it wasnt showing that but it was in the bios, but thanks alot guys for the help and rep+ for both of you.
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