Your numbers are what they should be.If you want to raise them,then use the highest FSB you can & lower multi.Also try to reduce tRD(performance level) parameter in bios as much as you can.Running your ram at higher speed(if possible) has some impact as well.
Low numbers on everest benchmark
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Hi guys,
Can you tell me whats wrong with my ram, cos those are really low numbers i'm gating. OCZ Platinum 2x2GB DDR2 [email protected]
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and if you are thinking, "its cos the latency"..
is not..
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Can you tell me whats wrong with my ram, cos those are really low numbers i'm gating. OCZ Platinum 2x2GB DDR2 [email protected]
and if you are thinking, "its cos the latency"..
is not..
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Bang on.
Everest loves high FSB & tight tRD (Performance Level).
Don't worry about Everest scores too much though.
You'll see about a 0.53472% improvement in most games
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Originally Posted by PERSPOLIS Your numbers are what they should be.If you want to raise them,then use the highest FSB you can & lower multi.Also try to reduce tRD(performance level) parameter in bios as much as you can.Running your ram at higher speed(if possible) has some impact as well. |
Everest loves high FSB & tight tRD (Performance Level).
Don't worry about Everest scores too much though.
You'll see about a 0.53472% improvement in most games
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Been like that way before the AMD64's
I get almost 25% slower score with the same RAM modules as a friends low end 5600+ with a super budget board.
Originally Posted by azt3c why in an AMD rig ram can work fastar at the same speed and timing as i have ? |
I get almost 25% slower score with the same RAM modules as a friends low end 5600+ with a super budget board.
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