What's your memory assessment speed?

(...) additionally a lot also depends on criterial validity (does a test actually measure what it's supposed to find out): you can perform quite well in a vocab test when you study hard, but that doesn't mean you can actually produce one single correct sentence in English!

I agree with you. I could talk about school system for hours, mostly about the one in my country (compared to other ones), however it is not the main subject of this thread

you are even better than RAM cause upgrading only costs time and no money!

Gonna speed up my brain frequency from 400 to 533Mhz before going back to courses

...and you'll never have a problem with incompatibility due to new socket standards.

I can't agree with that point, there are plenty of people who do not have the good socket fully compatible with the now reality.
Nevertheless, if you talk about internal body incompatibilities there can be an exception: transplants

my biological CPU seems to have a serious I/O incompatibility issue with mathematical or physical processes/phenomenons of any kind (ask my math teachers, they would give me an 'experience index rating' of maximum 2 out of 7.9)!

I have buried my mathematical and physical sciences books, after I burnt them, the day after the results of my bachelor of science

But enough talked about that, it makes me remember of a difficult part of my life

EDIT:

now that we are all settled and satisfied with our RAM settings, here are some other results to talk about in the respective threads:
ReBoot Time
hard drive performance (@Swimaf: got me beat there! )
WEI
Reliability index score

I did not see this edit before sry Anyway, Okay with it

Btw, I earned 0.1 WEI RAM pt during the last night

8Gb @1600Mhz 8-8-8-24 DDR3 Dual Channel

AllMac said:

This is a shot of 2x1GIG @533Mhz which I used in the old Pentium 4 system (posted on page 26) against what I'm using right now.

Are you sure that's running @ 1600mhz in tri-channel? It looks a little slow

For comparison, it should be up around here: (and mines currently a little slow)

Dave76 said:

8Gb @1600Mhz 8-8-8-24 DDR3 Dual Channel

Looking good for dual channel

After some BIOS changes

smarteyeball said:

Dave76 said:

8Gb @1600Mhz 8-8-8-24 DDR3 Dual Channel

Looking good for dual channel

Thanks, I wasn't expecting that number, but I'll take it

Will tweak it a little bit and see what happens.....

tw33k said:

After some BIOS changes

Tw33k, that's an outstanding score for DDR2 Dual channel

Dave76 said:

Tw33k, that's an outstanding score for DDR2 Dual channel

I know...check this out ReBoot Time

That's a nice boot time

I was playing around today with OC'ing and now my boot time is 80
Didn't check it after the new OS install, but it was pretty fast, will start tweaking to see if I can bring it back