Windows 7: What's your memory assessment speed?

I stand corrected.



Nice score Snakeyeskm

Thanks Dave76. I am lucky to have the updated Elpida Hyper Memory and a i7 960. What smarteyeball has done with his memory and i7 920 is pretty impressive.

Cheers mate. Yours is looking pretty damn sweet there too

(you were running the platinums previously weren't you?)

Ironically I had to 'relax' some of the timings closer back to stock to make it through a 'quick' 50 pass on LinX and am getting a minutely higher bandwidth with the same latency



Looks like there is some more tweaking to do yet

ok so i have
1 set of Patriot Viper II 2X2GB Memory PV224G8500ELKB
suppose to be 1066
can anyone tell me what im looking at LOL

Your bandwidth

Although you should be getting a higher total if it's actually running @ 1066mhz with the rated timings of 5-5-5-15

Download CPU-Z and post a screenshot of the Memory tab.

ie: Pay attention to the DRAM frequency - if it's only showing 400mhz, then your RAM is only running @ DDR2 800mhz speeds.




It should be showing 533mhz etc

man i have to get up to day on this new ram before this computer i was on PC 3200 DDR1

i have it set like they told me in the bios 5-5-5-15 and the voltage of 2.1 do u think i can get a little more out of it?? im trying to make up for the fact im poor and couldnt afford 1000.00 for an extreame chip so i have a locked CPU chip (im stuck at 2.83) but i never see it go over 2.0 (333-X-6.0 when it should be 333-X-8.5) -- i finally got my video card to run at the 650 and not 500 i still need alot of tuning which i dont know how to really do LOL

Turned off cpu core parking.
Disabled Hyper-Threading.

Well it's running at 1066mhz spec...

There are bound to be few different BIOS options to try.

The Q9550 has a 8.0-8.5 multi. The 6.0 / 2.0Ghz sounds like Speedstep. (if reading from CPU-Z)

You should be able to Overclock that chip to 3.2 -3.4 on stock cooling quite easily.

Hm. I had thought my Dell laptop was fairly quick, but my memory assessment showed 2419 Mb/sec. I have 2G RAM @ 1.46 GHz and to my untrained eye it looks like it's performing slower than it should. Or do I have this wrong?

The '1.46GHz' would be your CPU, not the RAM speed. If you download CPU-z from CPUID - System & hardware benchmark, monitoring, reporting and check the 'Memory' tab at the top, that will tell you more information regarding your RAM speeds.