What's your memory assessment speed?

[smarteyeball]

just ran this - triple channel ddr3-1600

LOL, might be.

What's your cas latency/timings Packet?

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d'oh.
i did?
totally unintended (didn't go through all the pages)

and settings - coming up

That dosen't make any sense - by rights, it should have a much lower bandwidth due to such loose timings

 

[xXSevenXx]

Here you go.
What does it mean, is it any good?

To put plainly, the higher the number, the faster your RAM works... The line stating 'Memory performance' shows the number of MegaBytes your memory can process every second at full speed, so the faster the better.

Your PC specs don't show anything about the type or speed of RAM your computer has, so there isn't really any way we can tell if it's 'good' or not. If you're running DDR2 at 800MHz, then it is a bit slow.. :sarc: If you're running RAM at 400MHz or 533MHz, then I guess it's probably decent.. Hope that helps clear it up a bit.

Yes that cleared it up a bit. lol

 

[ZaLiTH]

That dosen't make any sense - by rights, it should have a much lower bandwidth due to such loose timings

Maybe it's got to do with either the CPU or motherboard? Boards seem to be very similar, but the CPUs; i7 920 vs the i7 960... Maybe the 960 has better memory management...? Just a guess..

 

[helmutcheese]

8GB Corsair Dominator PC8500 @ 475MHZ (950MHZ DDR).

 

[Packet]

That dosen't make any sense - by rights, it should have a much lower bandwidth due to such loose timings

i cant quite understand it either - the ram timings are (supposed to be) 8-8-8-24 (i think)

 

[Malk]

Tripple channel PC12800 cas8 and I7 920 @ default speed.

 

[garrettnichols]

4.0 GB DDR2 @ 800MHz 6-6-6-18, I have no idea if this is good lol, anyone know?

 

[Nemix]

PC2-6400 @ 750Mhz 5-5-5-18 due to motherboard.

 

[ZaLiTH]

4.0 GB DDR2 @ 400MHz 6-6-6-18, I have no idea if this is good lol, anyone know?

PC2-6400 @ 750Mhz 5-5-5-18 due to motherboard.

Ok.... I think we need to start being a bit more clear here for the sake of people wjo don't really know that much about RAM speeds and timings.... When talking about your RAM speeds, may I suggest we all use the core speeds as indicated by CPU-z? For example, the DDR2 @ 400MHz (first quote) is most likely the core speed, making an effective 800MHz. The PC2-6400 @ 750MHz is quite likely effective speed, making a core speed of 375MHz.

This would be so confusing to a noob who didn't know how Double Density RAM (DDR) works..... :sarc: Just thought I'd get that out there.

 

[Nemix]

PC2-6400 @ 750Mhz 5-5-5-18 due to motherboard.

SO-DIMM by the way, my desktop is smaller than most College text books.

 

[Spidey1976]

Corsair XMS2 PC-6400 DDR2-800 @ 8GB

 

[Matt Fomich]

Here.

 

[quentin16564]

G Skill 4 gb ddr3 @ 1333

bammmm!

 

[Zen00]

Just stabilized my OC.

Corsair Dominators CMD4GX3M2A1600C8, 8-8-8-24 timings, 1600Mhz

 

[DanFriday]

Is this good or bad?

 

[quentin16564]

Is this good or bad?

depends whats your ram spec's

 

[DanFriday]

Is this good or bad?

depends whats your ram spec's

 

[Zomby88]

8GB 800 MHz Dual channel

 

[jebuchanan]

here's mine. 8G DDR3-1600 OCZ Dual Channel 8-8-8-24

 

[janno]

PC2-6400 (DDR2-800) 6-6-6-18 Dual Channel


cant wait untill my new rig is ready with 12 gb OCZ Platinum Series Low-Voltage, PC3-16000, 2000 MHz. (yeay for triple channel!)

by then i will be come back to this topic!