Hi guys,
My BIOS shows a frequency of 1066 MHz however my CPUz shows it of 667 MHz i.e. 1333 MTs.
On top of this, the timings are different as well since the frequencies don't match in the first place. I'm confused which tool should I trust (BIOS or CPUz).
Also, I'm planning to upgrade my PC from [2 x 2 GB] to [2 x 2 GB + 1 x 4 GB] since I have requirement of virtualisation. I'm a little confused which RAM should I buy as I'm unsure of timings of existing RAMs. [Screenshots appended]
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My BIOS shows a frequency of 1066 MHz however my CPUz shows it of 667 MHz i.e. 1333 MTs.
On top of this, the timings are different as well since the frequencies don't match in the first place. I'm confused which tool should I trust (BIOS or CPUz).
Also, I'm planning to upgrade my PC from [2 x 2 GB] to [2 x 2 GB + 1 x 4 GB] since I have requirement of virtualisation. I'm a little confused which RAM should I buy as I'm unsure of timings of existing RAMs. [Screenshots appended]
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