22 Apr 2007 at 12:46 #21 marc2003 marc2003 Soldato Joined 6 Feb 2004 Posts 20,834 Location England gotta love that single core cpu. dothan @ 2.4ghz 1.5gb ddr1 (3x512mb in single channel mode) @ 200mhz (recently lost 1x512mb stick due to failure ) x1950pro agp samsung 250gb sata hdd
gotta love that single core cpu. dothan @ 2.4ghz 1.5gb ddr1 (3x512mb in single channel mode) @ 200mhz (recently lost 1x512mb stick due to failure ) x1950pro agp samsung 250gb sata hdd
22 Apr 2007 at 13:18 #22 Durzel Durzel Soldato Joined 10 Oct 2003 Posts 5,518 Location Wiltshire gareth170 said: 5.6 is about right for the RAM score because your running intel Click to expand... You seem to be on a bit of a crusade about AMD vs Intel on memory... I get 5.9 on an Intel C2D with 2GB PC2-6400 (800) memory..
gareth170 said: 5.6 is about right for the RAM score because your running intel Click to expand... You seem to be on a bit of a crusade about AMD vs Intel on memory... I get 5.9 on an Intel C2D with 2GB PC2-6400 (800) memory..
22 Apr 2007 at 13:32 #23 gareth170 gareth170 Soldato Joined 24 Jan 2007 Posts 14,063 Location . Durzel said: You seem to be on a bit of a crusade about AMD vs Intel on memory... Click to expand... im just saying amd does have a higher memory bandwidth then intel... and yes personly AMD is better.. Last edited: 22 Apr 2007
Durzel said: You seem to be on a bit of a crusade about AMD vs Intel on memory... Click to expand... im just saying amd does have a higher memory bandwidth then intel... and yes personly AMD is better..
22 Apr 2007 at 13:42 #24 Jokester Jokester Don Joined 7 Aug 2003 Posts 44,820 Location Aberdeenshire Aye, AMD A64 based chips have a fairly decent advantage over Intel in terms of RAM bandwidth and latency due to the onboard controller. Jokester
Aye, AMD A64 based chips have a fairly decent advantage over Intel in terms of RAM bandwidth and latency due to the onboard controller. Jokester
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