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It's DDR (Double Data Rate) RAM. That means that you need to double the speed that CPU-Z gives you.

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I have 16 gb of vengeance 1600mhz low profile ram installed in my ASUS sabertooth 990FX 2.0 and iam running a amd FX 8350. it has a EUFI bios. my bios is updated up to the day of today

 

So the problem with my ram is that i cant get it running at 1600 mhz. I checked the timings and frequencys en clocked my bios to that.

when i look at it with cpuZ it tell iam running at 800 mhz. 

 

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It is running at 1600 Mhz. Like the person said it's Double Data Rate so if you multiply that number by 2 you will get 1600.

Setup: i5 4670k @ 4.2 Ghz, Corsair H100i Cooler, Corsair Vengeance Pro 16GB Ram @ 1600 Mhz, MSI Z87-GD65 Motherboard, Corsair GS700 2013 edition PSU, MSI GTX 770 Lightning, Samsung EVO 120 SSD + 2TB&1TB Seagate Barracudas, BenQ XL2411T Monitor, Sennheiser HD 598 Headphones + AntLion ModMic 4.0

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