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Is this RAM working correctly?

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Thats a long story, but basically i got 2 ram sets in 4 sticks, 2 from GEIL and 2 from Kingston. Arent they bottlenecking my pc? Can i overclock them somehow?

(i did in Bios, from 800 mhz to 933 but i dont think it makes a difference, and im not sure if i done it correctly).

 

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41 minutes ago, prodolphinplayer said:

Thats a long story, but basically i got 2 ram sets in 4 sticks, 2 from GEIL and 2 from Kingston. Arent they bottlenecking my pc? Can i overclock them somehow?

(i did in Bios, from 800 mhz to 933 but i dont think it makes a difference, and im not sure if i done it correctly).

 

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That's actually 1600Mhz mate because 800Mhz running on Dual Channel is 1600Mhz.

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Just now, prodolphinplayer said:

I know lol

You're basically running 1866 now. 

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2 hours ago, wojtepanik said:

if you want to know if it bottlenecks your pc then give us the rest of the specs

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