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Memtest86+ Guide/How To's

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Probably not. It's just reading the recommended settings programmed into the RAM, not what the RAM's actually set at. You can verify in Windows with something like CPU-Z to make sure you're getting the timings you want.
 
I've seen the same thing as well, if you are using a sandy bridge setup memtest is pretty buggy reading the settings with it.
 
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