View Full Version : Why so low bandwidth in Sandra ???
Any help appreciated :)
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cAsio
03-26-2005, 05:04 AM
u need more mhz to last full your 250mhz mem clock,
by a 3200+ 200x10 , the cpu cant get full data transfer because it have to low mhz. für the 200mhz fsb so u have 4,7gb
with 200x11 u have more by same fsb :P look at the percent in sandra
pancake
03-26-2005, 05:05 AM
seems about right
Run unbuffered sandra, buffered is dependant on CPU clock speed and fsb.
how do you do that bigtoe ? :)
cAsio
03-26-2005, 05:51 AM
say your bandwith effiency :rehab:
how do you do that bigtoe ? :)
In Memory bench there is an options selection area ( Pencil and paper-lower left edge on the sandra I have).
You have to uncheck some things, so it looks like this:
say your bandwith effiency :rehab:
82-83%
cAsio
03-27-2005, 01:06 AM
:slap: u need more mhz :P to use ur fsb speed effeiciency , so u can get 95% or max 98%.
but u got a 3000+ u can only get more mhz by more fsb :D 3500+ is best for overclocking :D
now
proc 300*9 with 5/6 divider for ram running 250
much better results 7228/7171 and better effiiciency 92%
DarkManX_BG
03-28-2005, 02:28 AM
now
proc 300*9 with 5/6 divider for ram running 250
much better results 7228/7171 and better effiiciency 92%
RAM is actually running at 245MHz. Read this thread (http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=41595&highlight=real+memory+speed) for more info...
after some A64 tweaks and 305*9 and ram running 250
i get 7481/7395 :D
DarkManX_BG
03-29-2005, 01:27 AM
Good job :thumbsup:
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