I think I need a small explanation on this; correct me if I'm wrong in anything:
as far as I know, sync mem/cpu is a great thing; but let's say that mem speed is higher than cpu, would that perform worse? I don't think so, so what's the magic with sync mem? where is the performance gain?
And Granite Bay is supposed to work with sync mem only, wouldn't that hurt performance?
I'm no newbie, it's just that this particular thing is...weird as far as I'm concerned...
Thanks
as far as I know, sync mem/cpu is a great thing; but let's say that mem speed is higher than cpu, would that perform worse? I don't think so, so what's the magic with sync mem? where is the performance gain?
And Granite Bay is supposed to work with sync mem only, wouldn't that hurt performance?
I'm no newbie, it's just that this particular thing is...weird as far as I'm concerned...
Thanks