Hmm. Have you tried putting a new set of RAM? Maybe the RAM is faulty as its speed is not 800 MHz with 9-9-9-24 Timings according to CPU-Z memory tab.
Usually, a fully functioning dual channel DDR3-1333 with 9-9-9-24 scores 16000 to 18000 MB/s in WinSAT.
If there is physically something wrong with the RAM, you can find out by running a few passes with Memtest86+. I have seen sticks of RAM not be bad enough to blue screen or fail, but bad enough to run quirky. It's worth a try.
i noticed on ur cpu-z screenie that ur tRFC is set to 172.
im running the same ram although its only 8GB with the stock timmings 9,9,9,24 tRFC 41, 2T on an amd system with mem assessment speed of 23401.19MB/s
hope it helps
It has nothing to do with working right or not. You wouldn't be able to notice a difference is the memory was running at a lower speed or not. You would have to run very specific benchmark tests to even show a difference. Too many people get hung up on timings and speeds for memory, without ever bothering to realize it doesn't really make a real difference. As long as all of your memory is being reported (and used), and you aren't having any issues, spend your time enjoying your computer for the purposes you have it for.
how do i change the FSB on my motherboard... my motherboard is listed in system specs... i have people telling to change my FSB.. as right now its 4:16 and i hear people say it should be lower???
ok i fixed it... i read threw a bunch of posts on MSI forums. found out it was the bios version i had, lots of people had issues so they said they downgraded the bios back to version 1.5 and things would work so i did and now i got my ram working perfect and as should be... thanks to everyone for all the help and advice......
Great, that is good news! Nothing worse than buying something and it not running as it should.
How is your winsat mem score now?
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