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CPU does not support Ram speed ?
This says my CPU does not support the Ram speed that I bought for the build.
I bought 1600 speed thinking it would be correct before I got this guide because
I was going by what the board supported.
http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/K10/AMD-Phenom%20II%...
Scroll to the bottom and see "notes".
I heard that if you put in the higher speed it would work but it would just downgrade
it to the highest speed that the CPU supported. If this is true I should just keep it
because I intend to up-grade to either a 965 or an FX 6300. That site says the 965
only supports the 1333 but the 6300 supports up to the 1866.
What is your info on this as far as using the 1600 speed in it now.
In case the link does not give you my CPU it is the Phenom II 550BE.
1 Answer
- ?Lv 45 years ago
The memory controller works on the element of your processor to make certain your FSB (the front area Bus) or procedure p.c... Many motherboards will least confusing help DDR3 1600 or more suitable at the same time as your approach or FSB is overclocked. only excellent RAM like G.skill, Corsair or Mushkin will allow you to feed the modules as a lot as 2W or in some cases 2.5W to be sure that you to comprehend your RAM's maximum applications. because those forms of memory kits in many cases only require a million.5W to at least a million.65W, it promises a mess of headroom for overclocking. you are able to inspect your motherboard company's information superhighway web site or contact us and we would be in a position of oftentimes assist you although we are able to.