MemTest86+ Shows Different RAM Speed Than CPU-Z

[CoBRaXT]

I just began a MemTest86+ 1.70 test to see if it's my RAM that's been giving me stability problems.

My RAM is DDR667 stock but they are Micron D9's so I bumped them up to DDR800 in bios (no manual settings, can only select from DDR667 or DDR800). Knowing that my x2 6000+ chip (at stock speeds) can only have a max RAM speed of DDR750 due to the weird rounding issues, CPU-Z shows DDR750 in Windows but while running MemTest right now, it shows DDR861.

Anyone know why

Edit: Pic of MemTest86 running here

 

[nullpointerus]

Memtest86 had my X2's memory speeds labeled wrong unless everything was set exactly at stock.

I wouldn't worry about it; memtest86 still tests the RAM thoroughly, which is precisely what it was written to do.

 

[CTho9305]

You can go here: http://forum.x86-secret.com/forumdisplay.php?f=14

I know they have threads about misreported stuff for various chipsets.