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Windows 7 - memory settings
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| 08-15-2011 | #1 |
| | memory settings is it better to run my memory (ddr3 - 1866) at 2160 with 10,11,10 or at 1600 with 8,8,8 ? thanks scrooge |
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| 08-15-2011 | #2 |
| | Other than in a benchmark, you probably will not notice any diffrence. Test at both speeds and choose the setting that the system seems most happy with. I would just go with the 1600mhz myself. Less stress on the memory controller. |
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| 08-15-2011 | #3 |
| | I concur with the 1600 thought... I run my ram at a lower speed with tighter timings as well. |
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| 08-15-2011 | #4 |
| | thanks guys , i just tested it with PerformanceTest (64-bit) and there was not much diffenece at all so i'm going with the 1600. thanks again |
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