I want to monitor my RAM frequency on my desktop,preferably as a widget. Is it possible?

[BaidDSB]

Basically my Motherboard is having trouble with XMP so my ram has to be manually clocked. Thing is the manual timing stopped for some unknown reason and my ram was running at 2133 instead of 3000 mhz for god knows how long. i never noticed it until i entered the BIOS today for some reason.

Now im looking for any Rainmeter or HWMonitor ish widget that shows my RAM frequency like it shows in task manager. I dont want to open task manager everytime so a quick glance at the desktop widget would help.

Is there anything like this?

[Radium_Angel]

3 minutes ago, BaidDSB said:

Motherboard is having trouble with XMP

This is not a unique issue. XMP causes more issues than it solves.

4 minutes ago, BaidDSB said:

i never noticed it

Then why worry with it?

4 minutes ago, BaidDSB said:

Is there anything like this?

I believe https://www.hwinfo.com/ will allow you to run just the monitors in a tray-resident style.

[BaidDSB]

15 minutes ago, Radium_Angel said:

Then why worry with it?

Because 2133 vs 3000 is a 5+ fps difference in RDR2. the difference is VERY noticeable. And then i became paranoid.

 

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I believe https://www.hwinfo.com/ will allow you to run just the monitors in a tray-resident style.

no its not working as i want it to.

[Mark Kaine]

just use gpuz, I don't think there's a "widget" but it'll show you ram speeds. Spoiler : system ram speeds shouldn't change at all, it's usually static.