What's your memory assessment speed?

Just found the memory assessment thread, thought I'd give it a shot. I have 12Gb DDR3 running at 1333Mhz.


Greg

smarteyeball said:

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

Here is an updated screen with correct tripple-channel 1600MHz settings.

@tw33k: What are your RAM timings? Have you done a comparison between high Speed/low timings vs. lower frequency/faster timings?
Check out my results @ only 800Mhz here.

Been a little while since I've been here, and thought I would see what mine did. I assuming this is ok? 6 gig ocz triple OCZ3G1600LV2G. Timings at 8-8-8-24 1T, and I think the highest I could ever get it was 738.1 mhz
Thanks

Hi bloke, I am hoping i havent come in a t the wrong place - i am not used to posting - anywayhere goes . i have used a programme called Speccy on my machine and have found somehing strange. I am supposed to have 2gb ddr3 8l00mhz but speccy says its running at 399 mhz.
Has anyone got any suggestions. I ran winsat mem and i have attached the result here

Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7600]
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C:\windows\system32>winsat mem
Windows System Assessment Tool
> Running: Feature Enumeration ''
> Run Time 00:00:00.00
> Running: System memory performance assessment ''
> Run Time 00:00:02.09
> Memory Performance 2953.61 MB/s
> Total Run Time 00:00:05.26
C:\windows\system32>

peanuts said:

Hi bloke, I am hoping i havent come in a t the wrong place - i am not used to posting - anywayhere goes . i have used a programme called Speccy on my machine and have found somehing strange. I am supposed to have 2gb ddr3 8l00mhz but speccy says its running at 399 mhz.
Has anyone got any suggestions. I ran winsat mem and i have attached the result here

That is correct and perfectly normal... Any RAM with the term 'DDR' in it refers to Double Data Rate, the clock speed reported by 90% of system reporting programs will report the core clock speed of the RAM.

If you want to find out more, read up on Wiki's page here. Hope that helps...