Franco Martelli <[email protected]> writes: > ~# dmidecode -t memory | grep -E "Bank|Speed" > > on its PC? Apologies if I asked to an LLM tool I prefer to talk with > humans instead of machines but since it was available...
This is from my router: # dmidecode -t memory | grep -E "Bank|Speed" Bank Locator: CHANNEL A Speed: 1333 MT/s Configured Memory Speed: 1333 MT/s I think your issue is just reporting wrong units. With DDR memory 1866 MT/s means 933 MHz. Getting things wrong in reports is common and especially this is a common issue. Former Anandtech writer Dr. Ian Cutress used to carp about this but generally nobody bothers to care about the difference. For example, for said router inxi -m claims there's one DIMM of memory but in fact there are no DIMMs, RAM is soldered directly on the motherboard. Probably hard to figure that out by software.
