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15th November 2003, 10:00 | #1 |
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| Mushkin PC4000 Memory Review I'l waiting for the cheaper twinmoss pc4xxx |
15th November 2003, 11:14 | #2 |
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| I need ram that can do 240 at cas 2 2-5-2 now I have ram that does 240 cas 3 (!) 3-6-3
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15th November 2003, 11:22 | #3 |
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| vddr + 0.2
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15th November 2003, 11:24 | #4 |
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| it's at 2.85 now... I've put it at 3.0 and ran into severe stability problems...
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15th November 2003, 11:29 | #5 |
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| Remind me, wich settings did I have to try out for you doc? Raw membandwith or real time performance? 250 4/5 5-2-2 CL2 DC vs 250 1/1 5-2-2 CL2 SC vs 240 1/1 5-2-2 CL2 DC vs 240 1/1 6-3-3 CL3 DC ?
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15th November 2003, 11:36 | #6 |
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| no raw bandwith. 3dmark or quake or what is easiest for you 250 (pc4000) 1:1 @ cas 3 4-8-4 versus 250 1:1 @ cas2 2-5-2 (if possible, or highest possible) versus 250 5:4 @ cas 2 2-5-2 and 233 (pc3700) 1:1 @ cas 3 4-8-4 versus 233 1:1@ cas 2 2-5-2 vs 233 5:4 @ cas 2 2-5-2 that would be ultimately interesting to see how these compare at default ram speeds (pc3700 and pc4000) that'd be 6 runs or sth, if you could do that, it'd be great! it would give lots of answers as to the bandwith hungriness the p4 dual channel has lost or still retains... 1. the advantage at equal speed of fast timings... is it still there? 2. the difference between fast timings @ default pc3700/pc4000 or divided at 5:4, coz if there ain't much difference between 1:1 at slow timings and 5:4 at fast timings as we have seen, then it's of no use buying hi-speed ram... then pc 3200 that runs 200 2 2-5-2 would be just as good as pc4000 3 4-7-4 or even 3-6-3... however if the difference between 1:1 fast timings and 1:1 slow timings is high, then we need uberfast timings pc4200, however if the difference wouldn't be that big between 1:1 fast timings and 1:1 slow timings and 5:4 fast timings, we can all buy hiquality pc3200 and get the same results... @ piotke : even at vddr 3.3 in windows, I still can't run cas 2.5 at 233 (default speed)
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15th November 2003, 11:42 | #7 |
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| ok, i'm going to run those benches after i did my shopping. 250fsb test will be done single channel (only got one stick twinmoss), the others with 2*256mb mushkin level2.
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15th November 2003, 11:43 | #8 |
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| thanx! I'm back 2morrow, i look forward to that, if you have the time, stick in one run of 250/233 cas 2.5 1:1 3-6-3 too, as intermediate Just to see how that stacks up thanx richyB! We need Information
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i can go all the way to 3.2
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