Gigabyte GA-990FXA-UD7

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    That was probably more expensive than the computer.
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       #32

    pmsl..got that right

    Back to the topic...I've had to down clock my RAM a bit to get it stable. I'll keep tweaking but so far I'm not too happy about it.

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    Was hoping for much better performance than this. My old DDR2 is only slightly slower
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  3. Posts : 26,870
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       #33

    Try opening an elevated cmd prompt and run winsat mem. See what you get.
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       #34

    Yeah..I did that and only got just above 16k
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  5. Posts : 26,870
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       #35

    Take a look at this thread and try to get comparisons. Of course there won't be any on a 990 board.
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       #36

    Yeah...here's my score for my old DDR2. It was great which is why I bought Team RAM for the upgrade. I was hoping for a score ~20k
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  7. Posts : 26,870
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       #37

    It's a new board and new technology. It may just take awhile to figure it out. My Sandy Bridge was the same, it was all new to me. I still haven't figured everything out, but enough to get it running the way I like it.
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       #38

    I focus too much on benchmarks. In the real world, everything is running super quick. Maybe I'll forget about OCing until BD comes out
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  9. Posts : 26,870
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       #39

    No you won't, but you probably should. Benchmarke are simply bragging rites. I have learned that they have nothing to do with real world computer use. I have benchmatked my SSD I have gotten an As SSD score of 320 and a month later it was 440, but in actual use I couldn't tell any difference. Benchmarks are just numbers. And, yes I like high numbers as much as anyone, but I also know they really don't affect my use of the computer.
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       #40

    They affect my use because if I get low scores I get frustrated and spend hours trying to "fix" it...lol
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