Performance difference at 1T/2T?
Hi, first off i think i should tell you what ive got running in my PC.
Opteron 170
2x1Gb Ballistix DDR4000
Abit AN8-Sli
I chose that memory since it seemed that it could go to high FSB speeds while remaining stable, very handy since i planned to get the Opteron to 2.5Ghz+.
But it turns out that the crappy motherboard i chose will not load windows with the RAM at 1T, so i have it set to 2T.
Will having it at 2T allows higher stable memory speeds?
If so, lets say it goes to 260MHz at 1T, and some higher frequency at 2T, the performance difference between the two should be only at around 5-10%, is that correct? (assuming i dont use memory dividers and the CPU OCs to the higher frequency).
If not, should i sell the RAM and get some money back on a cheaper alternative, that would give the same performance considering the 2T limitation i have?
Although i have read about something that can change the command rate in windows, so assuming windows stays stable at 1T after it loads, i may try that.
Thanks for any help!
Hi, first off i think i should tell you what ive got running in my PC.
Opteron 170
2x1Gb Ballistix DDR4000
Abit AN8-Sli
I chose that memory since it seemed that it could go to high FSB speeds while remaining stable, very handy since i planned to get the Opteron to 2.5Ghz+.
But it turns out that the crappy motherboard i chose will not load windows with the RAM at 1T, so i have it set to 2T.
Will having it at 2T allows higher stable memory speeds?
If so, lets say it goes to 260MHz at 1T, and some higher frequency at 2T, the performance difference between the two should be only at around 5-10%, is that correct? (assuming i dont use memory dividers and the CPU OCs to the higher frequency).
If not, should i sell the RAM and get some money back on a cheaper alternative, that would give the same performance considering the 2T limitation i have?
Although i have read about something that can change the command rate in windows, so assuming windows stays stable at 1T after it loads, i may try that.
Thanks for any help!
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