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What would be faster?
- Thread starter tdamocles
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I'd test it, here is how you wanna go about doing that.
http://www.sisoftware.net/
Download the sandra benchmark. Once your done with that you wanna run the memory bandwith benchmark. Test your memory at both speeds and see wich one gives you the most bandwith thats the one you want to run. But I'd guess just based on experiance that I think it will be the one without the divider.
http://www.sisoftware.net/
Download the sandra benchmark. Once your done with that you wanna run the memory bandwith benchmark. Test your memory at both speeds and see wich one gives you the most bandwith thats the one you want to run. But I'd guess just based on experiance that I think it will be the one without the divider.
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spydeymon said:
I'm trying to decide on my next ram purchase. I'm not willing to let go of $160 or more for 1 gig of ram right now. I have an epox 9nda3+ which cannot do 2T on my old BH5. The bH5, at tops, will only do [email protected] volts 2,2,2,8. I'm thinking about buying some TCCCs and wish they can do at least 250mhz or better at 3,4,4,8. I know the cpu can do 2770mhz or so because I ran it with the 133 divider above......
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it all depends on what you are using your system for - are your programs memory intensive or raw power intensive.
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