Checking your memory capacity to ensure it matches your needs.
Checking your memory capacity to ensure it matches your needs.
So my Problem is that I bought new RAM (3200 MHz) and I'm kinda doubting that I got the real product because on one hand -> Task Manager, parts of my BIOS and parts of CPU-Z are telling me that I've got 3200 MHz BUT.. -> HWInfo // HWMonitor and also another part of my BIOS is telling me that I only have 1332 MHz. As for my specs: Mainboard: MSI Tomahawk MAX CPU: Ryzen 3700X RAM: https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B083TYS...UTF8&psc=1 Basically I have been promised a 3200 MHz but I'm doubting myself on it and god please tell me I'm just stupid. I also activated my A-XMP Profile with no change I updated my BIOS I also found out, that I got sent two times the single channel sticks instead of what I actually bought the 2x8GB Dual sticks. (The Model number matches) Alas, thank you for reading and if anyone got a suggestion as to if I should get another RAM feel free to do so!
Focus on the DRAM speed. CPUZ confirms it operates at 3200mhz, which is DDR with double data rate, equating to approximately 3199.2 MHz.
The term 3200MHz is misleading. It actually refers to 3200 MT/s (mega-transfers per second). DDR stands for double data rate, meaning data moves twice each clock cycle. Therefore, 3200MHz translates to 1600MHz at 3200 MT/s. Companies often label it in MHz for consumer clarity, since a single transfer per cycle would match the perceived value. Various applications display different clock speeds based on whether they show raw or effective rates.