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I've been looking into a memory speed reporting issue and everything is now pointing towards either Chimera or OSX itself.
The motherboard in question is the Asrock Z87E-ITX.
The memory installed is Corsair Vengeance Pro Silver 1866 CL9.
The issue is that when booted into OSX the System Information/Memory page shows one stick running correctly at 1866 but the second running at 1333.
All bios settings are at default with XMP selected in the bios.
With the same settings on Windows 7 it shows both sticks operating correctly, using CPU-Z.
With the same settings in Linux it shows both sticks correctly running at 1866 also.
I've been having several discussions with Asrock about this and they are unable to replicate the issue at all.
Memory slot info in OSX :
I know it can be changed cosmetically through smbios.plist, but is there any chance this can be fixed properly ?
The motherboard in question is the Asrock Z87E-ITX.
The memory installed is Corsair Vengeance Pro Silver 1866 CL9.
The issue is that when booted into OSX the System Information/Memory page shows one stick running correctly at 1866 but the second running at 1333.
All bios settings are at default with XMP selected in the bios.
With the same settings on Windows 7 it shows both sticks operating correctly, using CPU-Z.
With the same settings in Linux it shows both sticks correctly running at 1866 also.
I've been having several discussions with Asrock about this and they are unable to replicate the issue at all.
Memory slot info in OSX :
I know it can be changed cosmetically through smbios.plist, but is there any chance this can be fixed properly ?