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the sony site says the RAM module in the VGN-FE41Z operates at 667MHZ, so why does this program tell me that it operates at 332.5MHZ? and if thats just me being stupid plz explain the importance of RAM speed, i cant find a simple definition
yet again, thanks in advance 
Hi dazwan,
This is OK. Your memory modules are DDR2 (Double-Data Rate2) so you have to double the reading given of 332.5MHz.
This is something to do with doubling the bandwidth by double-pumping twice on each frequency wave without increasing the frequency of the FSB.
Have a Google for something like Wikipedia - it will explain it better than I can.

Hi dazwan,
This is OK. Your memory modules are DDR2 (Double-Data Rate2) so you have to double the reading given of 332.5MHz.
This is something to do with doubling the bandwidth by double-pumping twice on each frequency wave without increasing the frequency of the FSB.
Have a Google for something like Wikipedia - it will explain it better than I can.

That is the I/O clock of CPU <-> RAM.
The true clockspeed of your DDR2 is 166MHZ. And the effective clockspeed is ~667MHz. (DDR2 is working with a prefetch of 4 and not 2, like DDR)