Installed a stick of RAM on my laptop, but the HWiNFO display indicates a significantly different clock speed.
Installed a stick of RAM on my laptop, but the HWiNFO display indicates a significantly different clock speed.
The RAM information indicates your stick rated for 3200 is actually rated for 1600 and a stick rated for 2400 is only running at 1400. You're wondering how to resolve this issue on your Acer Predator PH315-53 laptop. The BIOS is quite restrictive, limiting many options available on PCs. Some features require special methods, like adjusting SATA settings or using specific keyboard shortcuts (such as pressing Ctrl+S for ACHI mode). You can always verify if those settings exist. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Many devices display real clocks instead of actual performance. For example, a DDR RAM stick at 1600 MHz is advertised as 3200 MT/s, labeled as 3200 MHz ("effective clock speed"). I can verify this using CPU-Z and provide screenshots of the memory and SPD tabs for each stick.
Reviewed cpu-z, but no per-stick tab detected. Here is the image you mentioned.
Which items would you like me to eliminate and provide a report on? There are two options.