Memory (RAM) in my laptop - NFSCars Forums
I have a Compaq CQ50-215CA laptop. Memory has been upgraded from 2 GB to 4 GB. However, I ran CPU-Z 1.52 on my laptop to fit my specs and saw that my RAM is only along at 333 MHz. I looked through my product-specs on the HP ... nothing. I searched my kind of RAM on the Kingston website and found that I'd be using 667 MHz (PC-5300) RAM. However, I watched the archetype 1 GB stick I took out my laptop and they are PC-6400 (800MHz) memory sticks. The two sticks of 2GB of RAM I used to upgrade my laptop is "compatible with 800 MHz (PC-6400), 667 MHz (PC-5300) and 533 MHz (PC-4200)." So. ..Why does my RAM continuously to 333 MHz when it is not even one clock speeds quoted the replacement memory sticks I acclimated to? More ... making tracks he is alleged to run?





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