Nubius
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That's because the SPD tab in CPU-Z isn't reading your current system specs like the memory tab is. The SPD stands for 'Serial Presence Detection' its like a BIOS for the RAM, and that SPD tab is just showing you what info is in there. Some Ram will have 3-3-3-8 at 200MHz, and then tighter timings if it were underclocked. Yours is 2-2-2-5 so that's all it's gonna show like this:However under the SPD tab when I view an individual RAM slot it states the frequency as 200mhz.
So I'm a little confused.
but this shows realtime what it's running: