The actual speed of desktop memory appears to have taken a backseat as manufacturers shift their focus to higher capacities, lower latencies and, of course, RGB lighting. Sensible developments, perhaps, when you consider that faster memory frequencies often result in negligible real-world performance gains, yet that's no deterrent to enthusiasts wanting to scrape the barrel.
We're curious to hear your thoughts on the matter, so for this week's we're asking: what speed does your desktop memory run at? Let us know using the comments facility below, and if you're not entirely sure, you can find your memory speed in Windows Task Manager (click Memory in the Performance tab).
