>> Micron DDR3 / Corsair @ DDR3-1960 CL7-6-5 >> very fast SPi32M runs, 13k Everest <<

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Originally Posted by Timbosan

There is no way my ram would come close to the DDR3. Either the newer versions are scoring too low, or the older (2006) version is scoring too high.

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Everest author already stated different versions 2006/2007 aren't comparable for benchmarks

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Originally Posted by Timbosan

There's some nice DDR3 results :) Why would you think 13k read bandwidth is out of reach? I have some DDR2 with read bandwidth over 14000 MB/s.

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Hilarious!
Totally bugged.
14k with that configuration isn't even remotely possible.
I don't remember my numbers when I run the Super Talent's at 1363 5-5-5-15 on the striker with the CPU @ 4GHz, but it surely was bellow 13k.

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Originally Posted by eva2000

Must be a bugged run.. try Everest Ultimate 4.0.1033 beta version instead

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Originally Posted by dinos22

you should always compare with same software if you can particularly with synthetic benchmarks like this

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Originally Posted by saaya

well ddr2 CAN get close to these DDR3 scores but what you need is 1000+ 333 or 1300+ 444 i think :D

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Originally Posted by BenchZowner

Hilarious!
Totally bugged.
14k with that configuration isn't even remotely possible.
I don't remember my numbers when I run the Super Talent's at 1363 5-5-5-15 on the striker with the CPU @ 4GHz, but it surely was bellow 13k.

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Thanks guys i didn't realize my score was unrealistic. Ive only been using DDR2 for about a month all up. Pyro thanks for the link too.

no worries, i would have been just as confused if it would have happened to me :D

I got close with DDR2, but it was 1150 4-4-3-4-1T, CPU Speed 430x10 on ASUS Striker.

That was an old bug with Allendale chips that has been corrected recently.

only 1150 444 to reach that bw, nice :)