Windows 7: What's your memory assessment speed?

essenbe · 03 Aug 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by StalkeR

Quote: Originally Posted by essenbe

StalkeR, I imagine you would have to run a diode to the ram to get the temps, or do what I do, put you hand in there and touch it.

It won't hurt you. My opinion is ram coolers are for the 'bling' effect, they are not really needed. Maybe if you do some extreme things with the ram, but for most of us it is just for looks.

Thanks Steve for the answer. I don't need them, but I just want to know that, if everybody can see the temperature.
And yes, they look really good.

Sorry StalkeR I don't think I answered your question. I don't know of a utility that shows ram temps. There may be one, but the motherboard would have to have a sensor there for a utility to read it. Many fan controllers have temp sensors you can place where you want to. That may give you an idea, but most of them are not very accurate.

StalkeR · 03 Aug 2012

No problem Steve, as I said: "Thanks for the answer"

There is no problem, I just asked that, I certainly don't need them.

Karaisoke · 09 Aug 2012

Hi everyone. This is what my numbers look like. I cam here because I'm having performance issues.

theveterans · 09 Aug 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by Karaisoke

Hi everyone. This is what my numbers look like. I cam here because I'm having performance issues.

There's definitely wrong with your memory assessment speed since your WEI RAM score is 7.6. You should be getting above 18000 MB/s to match that WEI score.

As for me, I get a 7.2 WEI Ram Score with memory assessment speed of 17777 MB/s.

paulpicks21 · 10 Aug 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by Karaisoke

Hi everyone. This is what my numbers look like. I cam here because I'm having performance issues.

Welcome to the forums Karaisoke.

Great scores for a laptop there!

What performance issues are you having? What speed is your Ram?

Karaisoke · 11 Aug 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by paulpicks21

Welcome to the forums Karaisoke.

Great scores for a laptop there!

What performance issues are you having? What speed is your Ram?

It was a great laptop when I got it (especially for the price holy crap) and I could do anything I wanted on it. Game in ridiculously high graphics while I played music and no problems. I started noticing sound clipping in games. If I wasn't playing music or had anything else running. My machine had slowed down A LOT and from this forum I was able to speed it up a little, but most games are unplayable. I can run Photoshop for hours and do ridiculous other things at the same time, but games just don't want to run well at all.

I believe my ram is 1333mhz ddr3

A Guy · 11 Aug 2012

Welcome to Seven Forums Karaisoke. Here is how to easily update your system specs:

System Info - See Your System Specs

A Guy

Britton30 · 11 Aug 2012

Hi Karaisoke You can use two free programs to find your RAM info and test it.
CPU-Z

Maxxmem

Karaisoke · 11 Aug 2012

Ok. So I had downloaded Maxxmem, but hadn't used it yet, so here is a screenshot of that. I also used the tool A Guy suggested (which was super handy! Thank you!) and updated my system specs which I was being super lazy about.

Windows 7: What's your memory assessment speed?

What's your memory assessment speed? problems?