Determine the memory clock rate by checking system specs or using diagnostic tools.
Determine the memory clock rate by checking system specs or using diagnostic tools.
Your RAM speed is currently 2933 MHz. Go to the BIOS and adjust it back to 3200 MHz.
CPU-Z displays the real clock speed. DDR indicates double data rate, meaning two transfers occur per cycle. A 3200MHz RAM actually operates at 1600MHz with a rate of 3200 MT/s. Manufacturers typically label it in MHz for consumer clarity, though this can differ. Windows may report a slightly lower frequency, such as 3000MHz, which could affect BIOS clock accuracy—resulting in a reported 2933 MT/s for the RAM.