Check your RAM for any issues.
Check your RAM for any issues.
You bought the computer last month and noticed that Speccy and Cpu-z indicated a RAM speed of 1600MHz, while Windows shows it as 3200MHz. Which is accurate depends on the actual hardware. Check your RAM specifications to confirm the real speed.
TL;DR: Your RAM operates at around 1600Mhz, not the full 3200Mhz. It handles data in two ticks per cycle, making it DDR technology. Manufacturers label this speed as MT/s, which equals megatransfers per second. RAM tools like Task Manager may show different numbers depending on the method.