Discussion about best badwidth related to mem speed.........

Hi folks - I just found a very interesting compare in a overclock.net review.

Here's the link:

http://www.overclock.net/t/1456876/r...rformance-test

So this testing was made with HASWELL and not IVY - and even that fact it looks to me as if DDR3-2666 @ CL10 delivers best performance all in all.

Before reading this article I thougt this would only effect on IVY BRIDGE - so I'm a little suprised now. I expected a lot more @ 2800 - 3000 with HASWELL.

So what do You think guys after reading this? Is it still worth to buy hi priced RAM >DDR3-2666 ?

All opinions welcome...............:up:

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4GB single-sided sticks with Hynix MFR ICs like the ones from the link are known to have low bandwidth performance despite their high clocks.

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Originally Posted by Shiranui Gen-An

4GB single-sided sticks with Hynix MFR ICs like the ones from the link are known to have low bandwidth performance despite their high clocks.

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:up: - Ok, I see. So for increased performance with higher clocks better choice are MFR double-sided sticks or completely different type of IC ?

Samsung D-die or Hynix CFR on 4GB double sided sticks, and Hynix MFR on 8GB double-sided sticks.

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Originally Posted by Shiranui Gen-An

Samsung D-die or Hynix CFR on 4GB double sided sticks, and Hynix MFR on 8GB double-sided sticks.

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Perfect - thx for advice:up:.