#Ram not running at speeds
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Thats how it works
Its correct
1600 mhz double that is 3200 its just showing it halved
DDR double data rate SDR single data rate
that's rather unintuitive but I guess makes sense
Its how it's designed
yeh if you know the trick it makes sense
Guess it's time for MOAR ram with these memory eating games
If you need more ram then do 2x16 and return the 2x8
it's quite an old set
so IDK if that works?
Oh
old as in 3 years or so
Yeah then replacement and could probably sell it
also do I need the exact same ram if I would to let's say add another 16, or would another 3200 mhz set work?
so I can't ""simply"" get another of the same set, plug it in?
I mean you could but you lose out on xmp that's why if you wanna do that buy it all at once in one kit
ah so it isn't an easy upgrade
not exactly rich + it's a perfectly fine system, but not the newest
so looking to get a new system in let's say a year or 2
so don't want to invest in a 32 gig kit
You probably should invest in a 32 gig kit if you stick with ddr4 a bit longer
12th gen and 13th gen Intel have both ddr4 and ddr5 variant boards. Am5 is all ddr5
its normal
or it isnt?
mine shows normal 2667mhz
Now I'm really confused
Yours is fine
What speed is your ram rated for should be on the label
mine is 2666mhz cuz i have an i3 on a H410 mobo
Ah that explains it
I don't know how it works on ryzen systems tho
does intel PCs show transfer rate (like 3600mhz) and ryzen shows actual frequency (1800mhz in that case)?
Think they show either or sometimes task manager shows 3200 mhz sometimes it shows 1600mhz but it translates the same I usually use cpu-z or hwinfo to confirm
hm
well
common sense still works better
if i bought 3200 mhz and it shows 1600 mhz, then i can just assume it's undoubled frequency
Its actual frequency is 3200 but since ddr is double data rate you just double it ๐
oh