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Memory speed Bios settings
I'm looking for guidance on a couple of settings in the Bios to change my memory. I'm not into overclocking, all I want is my Kingston memory to run at 8500 not 6400. I know how to change the frequency and voltage, but what do I do with frequency latch and memory multiplier.

CPU = Intel Core Duo E7400 Core speed 2803, multiplier 10x5, bus speed 267, Rated FSB 1067.9

Memory = Dram frequency, 400.5, FSB:2:3, 5,5,5,18,52clocks, 2T
SPD = PC2-6400 (400MHz) Kingston 2G-UDIMM, 2 Modules at a size of 2048 MBytes

Any help would be much appreciated, and sorry for being clueless on this, I just can't seem to get my head round it
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this is a very nice post about the Memory manner of the pc it is a very useful method for the all the people really nice post good thanks for the sharing.
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