
ddr800 5-5-5-15 400fsb 1:1 2800mhz

ddr800 4-4-4-12 400fsb 1:1 2800mhz

ddr1000 5-5-5-15 400fsb 4:5 2800mhz

ddr1000 5-5-5-15 400fsb 4:5 2800mhz (2# attempt)
why all the difference so small?
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May 3 2008, 08:30 PM
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![]() ddr800 5-5-5-15 400fsb 1:1 2800mhz ![]() ddr800 4-4-4-12 400fsb 1:1 2800mhz ![]() ddr1000 5-5-5-15 400fsb 4:5 2800mhz ![]() ddr1000 5-5-5-15 400fsb 4:5 2800mhz (2# attempt) why all the difference so small? |
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May 22 2008, 02:51 AM
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i want to know more on trd/performance level.
i knows nothing bout it, only know it affects nb performance (somewhat nb latencies?) so i went on reading more bout it but still blur on it. somewhat get to know... it related to fsb, strap, vmch, vdimm, ram ratio, trfc... why it related to so many things? isn't that bios/memset can manually set it? isn't that, just trial and error it.. to get the lowest trd stable? why need to see fsb strap, vmch, vdimm, ram ratio, trfc? - & does it affects much on normal oc? i mean, 1st thing is go for max cpu clock, then max ram clock & follows by tighten the timing right? then when does this trd/performance level, comes into role? can it be ignore on oc? -- i tried 400fsb , 1:1 , 4-4-4-12 , trd manual set to 6 rather than auto. (i think auto=12 or 10) the read, copy, latencies seems improved quite alot significantly. --- lastly, i read cstkl posts.. he mentioned (or argue/bash/critics so, i wanna know more. >_< thnx. This post has been edited by phunkydude: May 22 2008, 02:55 AM |
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May 22 2008, 08:09 AM
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May 23 2008, 03:01 AM
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May 23 2008, 11:56 PM
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May 27 2008, 09:03 PM
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QUOTE(cstkl1 @ May 24 2008, 03:18 AM) hmm thats a first i have seen hmm, how to determine the strap ah? whats the strap btw?? 333/667?? nah nothing to do with multi nah the difference with G33/P35 vs x38/x48 is about the same.. neglible.. infact overclocking on 4 dimm slots is easier on the p35's even on 8gb's afaik, dfi bios got options for manual selections on several straps in the menu eh? i think i don't have it in my bios, and also dunno where the strap change for my mobo. |
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Jun 16 2008, 09:32 PM
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that geil f2-8000 (blue heatspreader), i remember it's actually ddr2 800 but rated as 1066..
it's a hot budget 4gb oc kit.. priced damn low yet some managed to get it over 1100mhz but heard it's trfc need to be loose, while some board having issues with it due to default trfc too tight. anyway, i'd love to see if ones actually-really-fully 100& utilize 1200mhz ram speed by 1:1 which is 600fsb. didn't see any in here before, or did i missed out? - btw, bump in clocks w/ fsb stays.. the memory speed shouldn't be affected right? there seems to be slight increase on memory speed as above, though fsb stay. and, wat's DIMM Clock Fine Delay? it seems to alter itself.. as previously i got 6T on blanks & 11T on occup. while now 7T on blanks & one 11T one 12T on that 2 sticks. why is that? somemore diff. on both dimms >_< |
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Jun 26 2008, 02:18 PM
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there's also debatable issue on consideration of 4 highly-oc'ed sticks cause burden on mobo.
either results in high-clocks unachievable or unstable. so, end up 2x2gb setup seems more preferable but with very limited choices avail for nice oc-able kits. as d9 ain't exists in 2gb sticks somehow, nice oc-able 2gb stick's chip is still unknown? |
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Jun 27 2008, 09:35 AM
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QUOTE(BlackThyra87 @ Jun 26 2008, 09:57 PM) yep... different ppl, different needs. even vista do eats LOTs of RAM, 2GB for gaming in vista is not bad either, google yourself about 2gb vs 4b vista gaming, diff only minimal and im talking about less than 3%, and about +-5 FPS difference. human eye still cant see the difference. oh no...when gaming, we are talking about FRAMERATE, not how much ur system utilize the ram. U guys might want to remember that. did u mean u won't feels any lag, when ram usage hit 99% ? so, u think got a bad-ass gtx280 won't have any lag on 99% ram usage, due to the graphic card too powerful? in general, ppl go for 4gb when their ram usage frequently hit >90% when using 2gb. ppl don't go for 4gb, for what u said "3% diff / +-5 FPS" - guys, u should try vista 1st before saying 1gb / 2 gb is enough. even my lappy's on vista home, fresh boot to window.. already hoggs 1gb ram usage. if i were to open another few apps. & play new titles game on it. what makes u think 2gb is enough for gaming on vista? yes, it's enough to play solitaire.. though - and yes, i agree 2gb is enough on winxp in general. though mine goes over 2gb usage when running 2 smp folding, firefox, msn, online game. *DO note that the usage that i'm implicating is with the virtual mem. turned to off. as i want snappy performance on my daily alt-tab out tab in, etc. |
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Jun 27 2008, 10:20 AM
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just to add,
my desktop is running winxp, "though mine goes over 2gb usage when running 2 smp folding, firefox, msn, online game." that's for winxp. |
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Jun 27 2008, 10:49 AM
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on fresh boot to window, launch two smp client (p2665)
it'll be 1.4gb+ used. if it's p2665 + p2653 , then it'll be 1.2gb but nowadays.. almost everytime both gets p2665. my current usage is 1.86gb with 2x smp, firefox, ttplayer, fahmon, .. others are background.. , those kapersky, fahremote, etc. etc. |
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Jun 27 2008, 02:34 PM
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QUOTE(BlackThyra87 @ Jun 27 2008, 12:27 PM) u guys CLEARLY dont understand on how windows manage system memory. ohh, please.i will say no more. do read my previous post. lol. do say more, don't just put a "lol." though i don't have the knowledge of how windows manage system memory, but i do experienced 99% ram usage before. i feels total lagginess during 99% ram usage. does "how the windows manage system memory" won't makes me feels lag? or .. does "how the windows manage system memory" , won't makes my ram usage till 99%???? Did u mean , there's no such thing as RAM NOT ENOUGH ?? |
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Sep 17 2008, 01:37 PM
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QUOTE(CHiNO730 @ Sep 15 2008, 01:47 AM) Hmm...how come your read speed is slower than mine but your write/copy speeds are faster? Does the processor affect write/copy speeds, cuz your processor is sure better than mine. ![]() QUOTE(Silverfire @ Sep 15 2008, 06:32 AM) it's actually due to one is nvidia chipset while the other is p35.nv-chipset always got high read bandwidth. |
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