Question Is my ram speed ok? 667 Mhz Ram Showing 266 Mhz DRAM frequency :( .

[Tekno0007]

I have a query about my ram which is 2GB DDR2 667mhz and its single channel. Motherboard Config INTEL 945 CHIPSET PI945Z--FSB 1066--DUAL CHANNEL SUPPORTED (DDR2 667)--SOCKET 775. I am having PHEONIX BIOS V6.00 PG. Operating Systm is Windows 7 Ultimate.So now back to the query, while checking my memory config with CPU-Z my memory frequency was showing 266mhz. Isnt it supposed to be 333mhz?

1. So is it ok .
2. Or if it isnt then please guide me step by step for making the adjustments .

I am attaching the screenshots for better details.

1. https://imgur.com/Eb0dL0n

   View: https://imgur.com/Eb0dL0n
   

   >>CPU INFO.

2. https://imgur.com/kBIGNmW

   View: https://imgur.com/kBIGNmW
   

   >> MAINBOARD INFO.

3. https://imgur.com/g0oqEE2

   View: https://imgur.com/g0oqEE2
   

   >> OS INFO.

4. https://imgur.com/5SzSjc2

   View: https://imgur.com/5SzSjc2
   

   >> MEMORY INFO.

5. https://imgur.com/7h9sFqR

   View: https://imgur.com/7h9sFqR
   

   >> SPD INFO.

 

[Calvin7]

Normally you need to set BIOS memory parameters. Intel developed Extreme Memory Profile (Intel XMP) DDR3 Technology in 2007 which made setting memory parameters a simpler process than on previous DDR2 motherboards.

Just set memory parameters manually in BIOS according to the memory manufacturers recommendations.

Memory Clock Speed
DRAM Timings
DRAM Voltage

 

[Tekno0007]

Normally you need to set BIOS memory parameters. Intel developed Extreme Memory Profile (Intel XMP) DDR3 Technology in 2007 which made setting memory parameters a simpler process than on previous DDR2 motherboards.

Just set memory parameters manually in BIOS according to the memory manufacturers recommendations.

Memory Clock Speed
DRAM Timings
DRAM Voltage

I appreciate your quick reply, but i dont know what is recommended, i mean the exact values that i wud be putting in those points .........i am a bit of noob so can u please .....tell me the values ?

Ooh i just noticed ........the doc u linked is starting from DDR3.....there is no DDR2