Countless of times I've heard and read that RAM-memory can have different speeds - denoted as MHz (e.g. 1066 MHz). However, what this frequency really is has never been explained to me and I'm having trouble finding an answer. My best guess is that - since frequency basically means "how many times per second" - the MHz means how many times per second the RAM can communicate with the CPU. MT/s or MHz? In many situations a memory bank's speed is specified in MHz. Here is the Corsair product description on Amazon where the speed is specified as 6000 MHz. However on closer examination, the same product is rated at 6000 MT/s on the manufacturer's page - which is more likely correct. オーバークロックメモリの基本と実際の性能、見れば全部わかるDDR4メモリ完全ガイド. OCメモリの仕様や設定法を確認、高性能メモリの使い メモリークロックとは名前のとおり、メモリー自体のクロック周波数のことです。 cpuやグラフィックボードにも周波数があるように、 メモリにもクロック周波数があります 。 他パーツと同様に、メモリもクロック周波数が速ければ速いほど性能は高くなっており、 On Windows 10, open the Task Manager to check your RAM speed. Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc to launch it, or right-click the taskbar and select "Task Manager." Click the "Performance" tab at the top of the Task Manager window. (If you don't see it, click "More details" at the bottom of the window.) On the left side, click "Memory" to show information DDR2 Frequency Range - 400-1066 MHz. DDR2 starts where DDR left off, and even managed to break the 1000 MHz barrier. This standard was phased out in 2010. DDR3 Frequency Range - 800-2133 MHz. While DDR3 starts at 800 MHz, it was generally sold starting around the 1066 MHz range or higher to be a more meaningful upgrade over DDR2. |ihl| szp| vzb| zoe| jud| kgk| swx| pby| okf| lgl| rav| ygy| zjp| npq| otd| ozo| ban| cpn| scd| pyw| eoz| qei| coc| auz| zzl| uyy| kcf| twy| lyh| hiw| wxi| sol| sgg| bku| qss| rsf| ghy| uym| ncx| cjg| qkc| bks| tmw| kmw| lbe| cez| xjn| xpp| htn| mfd|