Need a little understanding.

[puremacgyver]

I hate to even post this but memory is a bit hard for me to grasp (Timing and all). So here it goes, after building a system with windows7 I realize how much memory is a big factor. I finally find memory that my system runs stable and I'm happy (memory is CMD4GX3M2A1600C8). So I run speccy and it shows my system info ...... Looking at the section of info on memory and it show that the (Max BandwidthPC3-10700H (667 MHz)) I thought that my memory runs a front side buss of 1600 or 1333 is this stating that it running at 667? Here is a picture of speccy.

http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u291/pure_macgyver/memory.jpg

 

Or is a total of the Three JEDEC's (1,2 and 3=666.7/592.6/444.4)

Just trying to understand how to read the brake down of info.

 

Thanks

[vernon]

you need to multiply the shown speed x2 to give full speed- 666.7 x 2 = 1333mhz

[puremacgyver]

Vernon thanks!

[Wired]

IGNORE anything under JEDEC or SPD. The MEMORY area is showing your memory's running at 665 MHz actual, 1330 MHz effective.