CPU Z info

Street · 20 Jan 2006 at 17:28

Im currently running my system at 250x11 (2750MHz) and a ram divider of 9/10.

Now this divider should give my RAM speed as 225MHz... however CPUZ detects it as 211...

Is CPUZ reading it wrong? Is there another program I can use to see?

Skeme · 20 Jan 2006 at 18:35

Street said:
Im currently running my system at 250x11 (2750MHz) and a ram divider of 9/10.

Now this divider should give my RAM speed as 225MHz... however CPUZ detects it as 211...

Is CPUZ reading it wrong? Is there another program I can use to see?

Well you wouldn't think so but CPU-Z is right. Here's a useful little app for calculating mem speeds with diff dividers/multipliers

Memfreq

Street · 21 Jan 2006 at 16:06

Ahha cheers for clearing that up... the bios says that the divider is 180.. but its actually 183, makes sense now

That program is quite useful

ajgoodfellow · 21 Jan 2006 at 18:51

The reason for this is that the memory speed is derived from your CPU speed (so it might not always be exactly what you expect if you don't use the standard dividers)