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Amd64-em64t Technology is what you are looking for in the extended features on your processer, most programs list 2-3 choices of memory timings. You could possibly have two different memory sticks installed, if you have not changed them i would not worry. ed

 

Well, I did put that memory in, but it came in a package of two, 2 500MB cards

 

The SPD (serial presence detect) is indicating for you several capabilities of your ram. With Everest, open Computer=>Overclock and check out the memory bus speed. Compare that speed with your ram's capabilities at that speed. This is the timing that your ram will use when your CMOS is set to allow for auto detection. If your memory bus is 166Mhz then you'll be running at the fastest that your ram is recommended for.

 

Hmm...

 

Sorry about the Blank picture, I forgot to past the picture, lol.

 

I dont think its right...

 

Your PC2700 DDR ram is rated to run at 166.66 MHz. According to Everest, your memory bus is running at 165.96 MHz. The scaling ICs aren't always bang on; but they're usually very close. In your case, the memory bus scaling will be 5/6 of you FSB speed of 199.15 MHz which calculates to 165.958333. Rounded off it becomes 165.96. That looks pretty normal to me.