Memory tester

[rasprenkle]

Is their a free download or Internal windows way to find out what freq and what voltage my memory is being read at?

The Post screen is just Too fast too check it that way and the system tool in the control panel only tells me how much ram i have BUT not the freq or voltages

 

[Youngie1337]

http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php

 

[rasprenkle]

64 bit

thanks but i noticed at the top of the page [x86 solutions]; Im running (Win 7 -64bit) ..

 

[Youngie1337]

thanks but i noticed at the top of the page [x86 solutions]; Im running (Win 7 -64bit) ..

Should work man.

4/28/2009 release date, just try it. x86 will work anyways mate.

 

[rasprenkle]

ok

ok I made an attachment, Im running 4GB of DDR3 1600 (12800). Okay in BIOS set it for 1333 i dont understand what im looking at does it seem like its running correctly or is this slow?

if you visit NewEgg search for this model

F3-10666CL9D-4GBNQ

 

[Ham]

Yes, thats right.

DDR = double data rate. So the 668.9 x 2 = circa 1333.

 

[rasprenkle]

Ohhh

Oh duh, Okay that makes perfect sense, im sorry man, now i feel stupid But now i learned something.. Im not that NooB but always learning.. I edited the previous MSG to be a little more precise

BTW your kinda awesome thank you man..

 

[Brooksie]

BTW your kinda awesome thank you man..

Reps for Ham then

 

[Youngie1337]

Yes that's fine like Ham said. I would of replied last night if we didn't have a power cut . But who's up at 3am anyway lol.

 

[Ham]

ok I made an attachment, Im running 4GB of DDR3 1600 (12800). Okay in BIOS set it for 1333 i dont understand what im looking at does it seem like its running correctly or is this slow?

if you visit NewEgg search for this model

F3-10666CL9D-4GBNQ

In answer to the amended question, your ram is running slightly under what it is rated for (1600 rating, running at 1333). If you want to run it at it's rated speed you'll need to adjust the divider in the bios (this can be called many different names, Ram speed, memory clock etc).

To be quite honest with you if its stable I really wouldn't bother, the extra few mhz you'd gain wouldn't make massive performance difference and you run the risk of having to re-configure any OC and stability issues stemming from timings and voltages on the ram.

 

[cavador]

on the wintest for memtest 3.6