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I think its called "burst", ill check net time i reboot....
Either way there is a setting on the ASROCK 939Dual Sata2 for the burst rate of the ram cycles. It has settings of 2, 4, 8. It's default is 4 and i have always left it so. Until now...
Look at the two attached images. you can see what rate they are at from the file name. In both test the floating point bandwidth doesn't change, but the int bandwidth changes dramatically, going from 5331 MB/ up to 7950!! Burst rate was the only change made between the tests. See the cpuz image for the ram settings, they are at stock. (2, 3, 2, 6, 1t) Trrd is 2. voltage 2.6 .
I'm pretty amazed by this....
Either way there is a setting on the ASROCK 939Dual Sata2 for the burst rate of the ram cycles. It has settings of 2, 4, 8. It's default is 4 and i have always left it so. Until now...
Look at the two attached images. you can see what rate they are at from the file name. In both test the floating point bandwidth doesn't change, but the int bandwidth changes dramatically, going from 5331 MB/ up to 7950!! Burst rate was the only change made between the tests. See the cpuz image for the ram settings, they are at stock. (2, 3, 2, 6, 1t) Trrd is 2. voltage 2.6 .
I'm pretty amazed by this....