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CPU-Z misreporting my hardware?
- Thread starter Jason711
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What clock speed is your RAM set to in BIOS?
It did the same thing for mine. A guy from Corsair told me it is normal. There was no real PC3200 spec at the time, so the SPD chips are still saying PC2700. However, the memory has been completely tested at PC3200, and shouldn't give you a problem. I complained about it, hoping they'd swap mine out, but they wouldn't.
Originally posted by Jason711
well.. it says my bios if F10
and that my corsair XMS3000 is infact pc2700
the latter of the two worry me.. how accurate is this?
am i missing something?
Had the same thing happen to me , it read my Kingston PC3000 as 2700.