I know it`s just memory...

It does.

Solarstarshines said:

AddRAM said:

I ran the drivers disc and it found the software, all is well.

Time to run WEI, so heerrrrreeeee we go !!! And Here`s what we got. The 660 or 660 Ti will bring up the graphics and when I start overclocking the cpu, that score will come up. But it`s runnin great and cpu temps look awesome.

I don't understand why your CPU scores so low it should be at a 7.8

Even at 4.2 GHZ it still only gets a 7.7

I have to figure out this OC genie, it`s kind of a pain in the ass to work with. I can change things but I can`t apply the changes to the OC, I will have to keep messin with it, I have a video on how to work with it, I`ll have to watch it tomorrow.

You can use the one touch genie to put it at 4.2, but then it doesn`t clock down and it just sits there at 4.2.

And how are these read write scores ?

Good read/write and access scores. The may be better id you install the SSD to an Intel SATA port so it can use the iaStor controller.

Connect your SSD to the native SATA 6Gb/s ports sata 1 & 2 to unleash extreme performance. That`s exactly what the label over the ports said and that`s exactly where I hooked up the ssd. Ugh, this is makin me crazy.

Britton30 said:

Good read/write and access scores. The may be better id you install the SSD to an Intel SATA port so it can use the iaStor controller.

Don't quite get the gist of that Gary I am or have missed something along the way - the SATA ports and I am a bit dumb with this I thought were just the board ones? or are they dedicated Intel ones on the board?

John, our boards have SATA ports that have different controllers, hence the different colors. Usually 2 on Intel, 2 on Marvell and 4 on JMicron. Other boards may also use ASmedia ones as well. The Intel ports in our case are the white ones.

Sorry, you have Asmedia and Intel only John. AddRAM's will be different.