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RAM Noobie question.

So, Ive just did the Userbench mark thing, and saw my RAM looks lower then what it says on the box?

 

Or maybe its just clocked like that i dont know much about RAM.

But its like 2400 16gb of ram. idek

 

Why does it say @ 1067 ?

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It's 2134MHz (kind of a weird frequency) effective. 

 

DDR stands for Double Data Rate, which means that it performs two operations per cycle. The RAM is clocked at 1067MHz, but the effective rate is 2134, which is double the actual clock. 

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