DDR3 1866mhz ram listed as 937mhz in speecy

[fedefrasis]

So, Speecy is listing my 1866 memory as 937mhz

http://imgur.com/a/iOmTI
I know you are supposed to multiply it by 2 if it's dual channel, but should it not be 933mhz?
I think it was sometime ago when I first looked, but i'm not sure. Could my mobo just set them this way by default? Is this bad?
Thanks!

 

[corroded]

yes, check the RAM setting.... Profile change to actually use it at speed

 

[fedefrasis]

Yes, what? bad? mobo default? Do I need to have this changed or was it probably always like this?

 

[fedefrasis]

yes, check the RAM setting.... Profile change to actually use it at speed

Yes, what? bad? mobo default? Do I need to have this changed or was it probably always like this?

 

[MaDDD]

937 x 2 = 1874 so I'd guess that your ram is running around 1866 and has overclocked itself a little.

 

[fedefrasis]

937 x 2 = 1874 so I'd guess that your ram is running around 1866 and has overclocked itself a little.

Should I worry? or keep using the pc normally? I don't really notice problems

 

[MaDDD]

It's fine, some software reads half the speed of DDR (Double Date Rate).

 

[fedefrasis]

It's fine, some software reads half the speed of DDR (Double Date Rate).

I know that, but after multiplying the number is above 1866, that's the "problem"

 

[MaDDD]

It should still be fine providing your system is running stable.

 

[fedefrasis]

Any other opinions?

 

[Lkaos]

I would only complain if the memory was performing under the specified speed, not above...It's not like voltages that need to be working at specified intervals...

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

So, Speecy is listing my 1866 memory as 937mhz

http://imgur.com/a/iOmTI
I know you are supposed to multiply it by 2 if it's dual channel, but should it not be 933mhz?
I think it was sometime ago when I first looked, but i'm not sure. Could my mobo just set them this way by default? Is this bad?
Thanks!

I would only complain if the memory was performing under the specified speed, not above...It's not like voltages that need to be working at specified intervals...

Everything is normal on the screenshot , your system is fine.

Ram running slightly over spec is normal.