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Taikoubou · 05-06-2008, 11:23 PM

The memory that I have is rated at 1066 but my Motherboard tells me it supports 800Mhz(1066Mhz) I thought when I got the memory that it would work at 1066 but when I put it in the motherboard it just goes to 800 Mhz memory. I understand those numbers that you show me above, but when I see a lot of numbers together on the same page I get more confused *^_^*. That is why i haven't really got into overclocking much in the passed 8-10 years. OK so 50-100 for CPU tests, what about memory? Do I just focus on CPU first then Memory or at the same time? Same time to many varuables right. So CPU first or memory would be the best bet?

Thx its time for bed wife is going to kill me if I stay up any later.

05-06-2008, 11:23 PM	#7 (permalink)
Taikoubou Registered User Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 4 OS: Vista Premium Home edition x32	Re: Help with overclocking The memory that I have is rated at 1066 but my Motherboard tells me it supports 800Mhz(1066Mhz) I thought when I got the memory that it would work at 1066 but when I put it in the motherboard it just goes to 800 Mhz memory. I understand those numbers that you show me above, but when I see a lot of numbers together on the same page I get more confused ^_^. That is why i haven't really got into overclocking much in the passed 8-10 years. OK so 50-100 for CPU tests, what about memory? Do I just focus on CPU first then Memory or at the same time? Same time to many varuables right. So CPU first or memory would be the best bet? Thx its time for bed wife is going to kill me if I stay up any later.