Your trusted source for Minnesota news today. Read articles, view photos, or watch videos about news in Minneapolis, St. Paul, Twin Cities Metro areas, St. Cloud, Rochester, and beyond. The Star Tribune is committed to provide more of what matters to Minnesotans. All day. Every day. So I have 2*8GB Dual Channel ddr4 2400mhz ram and when i check on CPU Z to be sure everything is right in shows in the DRAM section 931.1 MHZ. now i know you are supposed to multiply it by 2 but 1862 doesnt come close to 2400. I asked my friend which has 2*8gb 2400mhz ram too and he told me his DRAM is 1200.....what could be the problem ? Everywhere else on my pc and command prompt it is writted that i have 2400mhz specs : gigabyte b360 hd3 lga1151v2 i7 8700k 3.70 ghz 12mb cache s1151v2 tray antec neo eco 620C 620W active pfc 12cm PSU kingston hyper x fury 2*8GB DDR4 2400mhz DIMM memory evga gtx 770 Superclocked acx cooler 2gb gddr5 artic cooling frezzer 12 CPU fan (Ignore the 'K' in my CPU ) Sidst redigeret af GoulactiX;26. okt. 2018 kl. 5:11 Dato opslået: 26. okt. 2018 kl. 5:04 Indlæg: 90 Intel DRAM Odd Ratio Mode enables the use of odd (as in: not even) DRAM memory multipliers which enables more fine-grain memory overclocking.  The Odd Ratio Mode feature was first introduced with the Skylake processors in August 2015 and was later removed with the Rocket Lake processors in March 2022. When Odd Ratio Mode is enabled, the DRAM memory multiplier is offset by 1 step of either 100 MHz or 133 MHz frequency. This enables even more fine grain memory overclocking. Furthermore, it further removes the reliance on BCLK overclocking to achieve specific memory frequencies. |
