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I'm not really sure hey... Depending on the board and CPU you have (I have no experience with your hardware) you might be able to OC the RAM? Here's an interesting article at OverClock3D, maybe that'll help a bit? I'm not sure if it's the exact same RAM as yours though...
Your processor is dual channel, as well as your board.
Looks like your speed is a bit slow.
I have a dual channel processor and board, 4X2GB XMS3 DDR3 1600 and get 19,424 MB/s.
Did you check the RAM settings in BIOS?
Voltage and timings.
Did you leave them at default settings or change them to the manufacturer specs?
Do you have a Extreme Memory Profile (X.M.P.) setting?
This will automatically set the RAM to manufacturer specs. If the voltage is higher than default it might increase the voltage on your processor, so check that before and after enabling XMP.
Hope this helps.
EDIT:
Just found this on a review of your MOBO: "The CPU and memory busses are “fully” independent of each other allowing you to pretty much dial up whatever speed you wish for each."
Last edited by Dave76; 11 May 2010 at 00:15.
did a little cpu upgrade just from the 140w to the 125w cpu with a little more o/c. this is ddr2 1066 but it is 8gb total ram at all factory settings it gets 10,000 but it does seem that quantity plays a factor in the speed.
Last edited by fastslvblkcar; 11 May 2010 at 10:32.
Nice score, you got that RAM tuned :)
The more GB you have the better the score is, don't remember the details but someone explained it earlier in this thread.
It helps.