Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Is there a reason CPUid shows 2500 mhz when I’ve overclocked my ram to 5200? game pcOver ClockingPC 1 Comment Powerful_Yoghurt1464 2 years ago The RAM frequency megahertz is always 1/2 of the “RAM speed”: DDR5-4790 runs at 2395MHz, not 4790MHz. (At least for dual slots both with the same ram module.) See any DDR5 CPU-Z dump like [https://valid.x86.fr/x41apu](https://valid.x86.fr/x41apu) and you will see. Write A CommentYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Powerful_Yoghurt1464 2 years ago The RAM frequency megahertz is always 1/2 of the “RAM speed”: DDR5-4790 runs at 2395MHz, not 4790MHz. (At least for dual slots both with the same ram module.) See any DDR5 CPU-Z dump like [https://valid.x86.fr/x41apu](https://valid.x86.fr/x41apu) and you will see.
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The RAM frequency megahertz is always 1/2 of the “RAM speed”: DDR5-4790 runs at 2395MHz, not 4790MHz. (At least for dual slots both with the same ram module.)
See any DDR5 CPU-Z dump like [https://valid.x86.fr/x41apu](https://valid.x86.fr/x41apu) and you will see.