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What does this Mean
- Thread starter Dave65
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- Sep 20, 2001
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- Minneapolis
Well, you are using pc 133, and with that chipset, I don't think that those numbers are out of line. Scroll down in Sandra and compare your scores to a similar chipset/memory type.
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- May 16, 2001
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- Denver, CO
That's about right for generic SDRAM
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That's really not that bad. Your pic below;
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Buy DDR and get this
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Or, the new way
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Dave65 & Malakai - It's the new SiSoft Sandra 2001 Pro (updated) test results
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they new way is to get a DDR board, that uses DDR Ram, its he pc1600,2100,2400,2700 stuff. It pump double the SDRAM rate. Up and Down the memory river so to speak, no just down the river like SDRAM. IT is not a huge gain, but still you will notice differences. i Dont know much SDRAm that will do over 170 FSB?
