There aren't many people who wouldn't like their computers to run faster, and overclocking your RAM (Random Access Memory) is one way to do just that. Overclocking your RAM allows for faster data ...
Putting your RAM in the wrong slots will limit your bandwidth, ultimately costing performance.
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There's a BIOS setting that decides whether your RAM speed does anything — most people never touch it
Beyond this, there's another hidden setting that most people overlook. Hidden in your BIOS, Gear mode gives you finer control over your RAM speeds by adjusting how well your CPU syncs with the memory ...
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