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Originally Posted by matttheniceguy
How does this compare TCCD and BH-5?
In the first run you are at 60 mhz less CPU speed than the second, and isn't 2001 mainly determined by cpu speed? You also have tigher timmings on the BH-5. I don't know if this was because that was all the TCCD could do, but it doesn't make it a very good comparison.
I wouldn't mind seeing a comparison of what sort of speed and timmings either ram can do at different timmings, or if they actually give the same perfomrance at the same speed and performance, but I just don't know what I am sudposed to gain from what you have shown.
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I think you've missed the point.
OPB's comparison details the performance differences available for 2 of the most commonly used RAM types in a modern NF4 setup.
One of the most frequently asked questions when building such a system is whether to run TCCD knowing full it well that it's capable of extremely high FSB speeds with moderate timings OR BH-5/UTT at lower FSB but with the ultra-tight timings it's known for.
If there's a flaw in the testing it's that 280MHz 2-2-2 is far harder to achieve for most BH-5/UTT sticks than 300MHz 2.5-3-3 is for the highest quality TCCD.
I would like to have seen 2-2-2 results at a more readily-available speed of around 255-260MHz.
(Incidentally, my own casual testing, also with 3DMark2001SE has indicated an approximate 45-50MHz disparity between TCCD at 2.5-3-3 and UTT at 2-2-2 (i.e UTT 255MHz 2-2-2 was around equal to TCCD 300-305MHz 2.5-3-3)