Guys I read this the other day, its old but it applies to now. There must be a point of diminishing return with cpu vs mem speeds.
We know we cannot go faster than light so someone do the numbers with this statement from 2008.
"The first thing that jumps out is how absurdly fast our processors are. Most simple instructions on the Core 2 take one clock cycle to execute, hence a third of a nanosecond at 3.0Ghz. For reference, light only travels ~4 inches (10 cm) in the time taken by a clock cycle. It’s worth keeping this in mind when you’re thinking of optimization."
I checked the mem is no more then 4 inch from middle of cpu!!
You learn something new everyday!!!!
We know we cannot go faster than light so someone do the numbers with this statement from 2008.

"The first thing that jumps out is how absurdly fast our processors are. Most simple instructions on the Core 2 take one clock cycle to execute, hence a third of a nanosecond at 3.0Ghz. For reference, light only travels ~4 inches (10 cm) in the time taken by a clock cycle. It’s worth keeping this in mind when you’re thinking of optimization."
I checked the mem is no more then 4 inch from middle of cpu!!

You learn something new everyday!!!!
