New Computer

[phishphorphun]

Ed why dont you list your new computer specs?

Its really also bepends on the clocking of the RAM and the Timings...

Bobby do you know what PC and clock times the RAM is?

Garrett

Garrett, you sound like a computer whiz kid!:-D Your asking an old, learn as you go guy, some questions where I don't know where to begin to find the answers.

So, how do I find that out for ya?

 

[malawi_luver]

hmmm

First you should look on the RAM stick itself it should say its clockings on it...

LOL well i know a little bit of everything

I believe you can check it on the RAM itself but.. i think you can get a program to check it out as well...

Ill get back to you on this....

 

[malawi_luver]

CPU-Z is the program...

Many people use this to OverClock there systems...

http://www.cpuid.org/cpuz.php

Also the speed of your RAM should be the PC**** part of the RAM... whether it be PC3200 or PC4000 or whatever yours is....

 

[hir0]

I'd assume it's pc3200. pretty much the standard for the motherboards that support this cpu.

 

[phishphorphun]

Yes, it is 3200.

 

[JerseyJay]

Check your timings in BIOS ... simple as that

 

[malawi_luver]

Or BIOS although i dont know if Bobby knows how to lol...

 

[phishphorphun]

Man, I hope you guys enjoy making me look dumb.:'( ....

I'm going to start keeping my new toys to myself.:lol: