You can see the running frequency on your RAM in the BIOS of your system. If there isn't any info there (very unlikely if you have a fairly new computer) you can use SiSoftware Sandra which displays detailed information on your system components.
Good Luck
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AMD Athlon XP 2500+ Barton
ASUS A7N8X mobo
512MB DDR400 Synch DRAM
80GB Western Digital Caviar 7200rpm 8MB Cache IDE HDD
20GB Western Digital Protege 5400rpm 2MB Cache IDE HDD
MSI GeForce MX440 64MB 8x
ASUS CDRW Drive 52x/32x/52x
BENQ CD-ROM Drive 52x
17" CRT Relisys TE770 Monitor
Windows XP Proffesional SP 1a
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Linear Mode
