Is it Recommended to Manipulate the Bios to achieve rated freq?
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AmirHejazi
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It will not really speed-up your laptop and might cause overheating. I suggest you stay with the current settings.
Good Luck
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Hi AmirHejazi,
I researched on the issue and found the below mentioned note about this issue:
"JEDEC specification for DDR3 is 1066 MHz. As 1066 MHz is the official specification, many memory modules will default to that speed."
Check this thread for more details.
Please check with the manufacturer of the memory module for more details.
To know more about Dell's products, services and drivers & downloads, please go to http://dell.to/YBlak6
I researched on the issue and found the below mentioned note about this issue:
"JEDEC specification for DDR3 is 1066 MHz. As 1066 MHz is the official specification, many memory modules will default to that speed."
Check this thread for more details.
Please check with the manufacturer of the memory module for more details.
To know more about Dell's products, services and drivers & downloads, please go to http://dell.to/YBlak6
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Hi AmirHejazi,
The Inspiron N5010 / 15R system supports dual-channel DDR3 SDRAM with memory speeds of 1333 MHz. Basically, when both DIMM connectors are populated, the system has optimum dual-channel performance unless channels A and B have different amounts of memory. Were the Memory Modules (RAM) replaced (upgraded/downgraded) in your Inspiron N5010? If yes, what Memory Modules (RAM) are installed in the machine currently? What is the size in GB and Frequency?
Overclocking the Memory (RAM) is not recommended.
To know more about Dell's products, services and drivers & downloads, please go to http://dell.to/YBlak6
The Inspiron N5010 / 15R system supports dual-channel DDR3 SDRAM with memory speeds of 1333 MHz. Basically, when both DIMM connectors are populated, the system has optimum dual-channel performance unless channels A and B have different amounts of memory. Were the Memory Modules (RAM) replaced (upgraded/downgraded) in your Inspiron N5010? If yes, what Memory Modules (RAM) are installed in the machine currently? What is the size in GB and Frequency?
Overclocking the Memory (RAM) is not recommended.
To know more about Dell's products, services and drivers & downloads, please go to http://dell.to/YBlak6
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Just one DIMM connector is populated. and a new ram is replaced with the old one! and it is installed in DIMM A.
and as you can see the specifications of the RAM in the below link:(softwar results)
http://uploadtak.com/images/f2659_ram.png
it is a 2GB RAM from Hyundai Electronics and its rate frequency is 1333 Mhz
and as you can see the specifications of the RAM in the below link:(softwar results)
http://uploadtak.com/images/f2659_ram.png
it is a 2GB RAM from Hyundai Electronics and its rate frequency is 1333 Mhz
