How can I determine what speed my ram is running at?

Quote from: Aevum on 29-July-05, 11:31:55
lavalys everest, sisoft sandra, memtest86, and the list goes on,
but the best was is to check the writing that comes up during post (that screen that shows just as you turn on the machine that says processor and memory speeds
It says 201 mhz is this okay?

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