Windows 10: Task Manager Memory tab not reporting Double Data Rate

Discus and support Task Manager Memory tab not reporting Double Data Rate in Windows 10 Performance & Maintenance to solve the problem; Hi, Task Manager is reporting a memory speed of 933 MHz instead of 1866 MHz. This value has always been the Double Data Rate, correct? According to... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Performance & Maintenance' started by dogpark, Jun 21, 2019.

  1. DOGPARK
    dogpark Win User

    Task Manager Memory tab not reporting Double Data Rate


    Hi,

    Task Manager is reporting a memory speed of 933 MHz instead of 1866 MHz. This value has always been the Double Data Rate, correct? According to CPUZ & Speccy the memory is running at 1866 MHz. The BIOS also reports 1866 MHz.
    A number of similar threads indicate that Task Manager is not a dedicated hardware monitoring tool & has it's limitations. Task Manager is doing a good job of monitoring: Single Data Rate.

    Is there a setting I'm unaware of?
    Perhaps that's how Task Manager displays RAM speed now.

    Task Manager Memory tab not reporting Double Data Rate [​IMG]


    winver 1903 (OS Build 18362.175)

    Thank you

    :)
     
    dogpark, Jun 21, 2019
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  2. 1ALM
    1AlM Win User

    Win 10 Task Manager and Memory Issue

    Thanks for the reply Jim.

    I was sure I had typed the command correctly. As for the memory issues, I've noticed that when I check the Performance tab, it shows the memory usage as a physical amount used out of 16GB, so it appears as you suggested that the 1st page in the task manager
    dialogue incorrectly reports the percentage of memory in use as a percentage of memory overall.

    Many thanks for the reply.
     
    1AlM, Jun 21, 2019
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  3. INFRARED
    infrared Win User
    task manager???

    Double click the edge of the task manager *Wink Task Manager Memory tab not reporting Double Data Rate ;)
     
    infrared, Jun 21, 2019
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  4. MAD4SOME
    mad4some Win User

    Task Manager Memory tab not reporting Double Data Rate

    Startup tab in Task Manager empty??


    BUMP! can someone check there startup tab in Task manager and see if it lists any programs with the enable/disable option like in 8/8.1 Thanks!
     
    mad4some, Jun 21, 2019
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