Jan 27 2008, 09:19 PM
QUOTE(bryanyeo87 @ Jan 27 2008, 02:45 AM)
As you can see, at stock speeds of 333fsb and putting in higher speed rams only changes everything but of one value only. that value is Lavalys write read, and that is the bottleneck that affects gaming and real life usage, the rest are all synthetic tests and do not reflect real life usage. Test it out, 1:1 and with dividers.
That is why if you do not do more then 450 fsb overclocks at 1:1 ratio, ddr2 667 rams are enough to justify. And anyway, not many people do more then 450fsb
That is why if you do not do more then 450 fsb overclocks at 1:1 ratio, ddr2 667 rams are enough to justify. And anyway, not many people do more then 450fsb
That is assuming you can push your 667 RAM to 800. If not you'll still have to use 800 RAM.
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