Some Dual DDR benchie links...

[pacino]

This might've been seen by some of you guys but I'm pretty sure many didn't .. so there ya go:

http://www.ocworkbench.com/2002/asus/dualddr/dualddrp1.htm

 

[FunkDaMonkMan]

geez... that's nearly 2x as fast as my ram.

 

[runsalone]

That's ridiculous. My memory OCed to as far as my mobo will take it, only scores about 3400 mb/s on sisoft sandra memory benchmark.

Wonder what that new DDR II stuff will do in the hands of an OCer.

 

[pacino]

Can you imagine this baby OCed ? Gosh!

PS. OMG runsalone we posted @ the same moment! LOL!

 

[doormat]

Hmm, it seems low. I know Kyle at [H] O/C'd the board to 188mhz and got something around 4700MB/s of bandwidth in Sisoft sandra mem. Remember this is probably alpha silicon with alpha drivers. I wouldnt be surprised to see final mem benches around 3500/3600 or so for 266, or maybe 4000 at ddr333.

Edit: the link to the thread:
http://www.hardforums.com/showthread.php?threadid=506435
But note the link to the picture is gone.

 

[Soapy]

That review was from back in July, so yeah, it was using the same early hardware and software that Kyle was with his original P4G8X teaser. I wouldn't pay much attention to the numbers.

 

[DDR-PIII]

looks kinda low

 

[pacino]

Low? .. that's STOCK! hehe

 

[Rasputin'sLiver]

Low? .. that's STOCK! hehe

that's a great memory bandwidth score right out of the box without o/c'ing! da*n!

 

[Darryl_D]

QUE !!!!!!! WHAT DE HELL IS DIS!!!!!!

DUAL CHANNEL DDR FOR THE P4!!!!! D@MN!!!!!!!

 

[micamica1217]

QUE !!!!!!! WHAT DE HELL IS DIS!!!!!!

DUAL CHANNEL DDR FOR THE P4!!!!! D@MN!!!!!!!

welcome back young jedi.

we missed you.

mica

 

[jarett]

which will be better, rambus or dual channel ddr ? which will overclock BETTER ?

 

[Krowa 02]

YEESH!, I can now completley say that Intel owns AMD with ram bandwidth.

 

[pacino]

which will be better, rambus or dual channel ddr ? which will overclock BETTER ?

Dual DDR, hands down.. I would say only "IF" someone comeup with some stable boards for 32bit PC4200's, then I would change that statement to RDRAM