The bandwidth benches on all above DDR600 with CL2.5

[Onepagebook]

CPU: s939 3500+ 90nm
Mobo: MSI k8n neo2
RAM=?
RAM parameter: All set for 2.5-3-3-7-11

DDR624:



from digital camera:



other benchmarks over 300FSB:

[Charles Wirth]

8686 pretty sick buffered bench. good stuff and keep on pushing for more.

Pretty close to 9K, untouched record to be broken.

[Onepagebook]

8686 pretty sick buffered bench. good stuff and keep on pushing for more.

Pretty close to 9K, untouched record to be broken.

first shot is 8730mb/s, your honor..

[kromosto]

dont find a word to say maybe divine bandwidth

[georgesod]

Can u tighten more the timings like 2.5,3,3,5?

[Onepagebook]

Can u tighten more the timings like 2.5,3,3,5?

Ya I think so but not help much though

[georgesod]

@Onepagebook Sorry for the off topic but the european site doesn't seem to work

[Onepagebook]

@Onepagebook Sorry for the off topic but the european site doesn't seem to work

Would you please explain that more about"european site doesn't seem to work"

Thanks

[georgesod]

In the official site up right you can choose your location and when i choose Europe it goes back to the global (headquarters)

[saaya]

wow, nice kevin! got a new shippment from overseas?
can you post an unbuffered bench at 300 2.5-3-3?

[Onepagebook]

Georgesod, that 's because we 've not found any available distributor yet!
Sorry

Saaya, new shipment?nah...it's just normal DDR550 2.5-3-3-7 256mb sticks
ya, I can, but would you please teach me how to do it?

[Onepagebook]

here you go Georgesod for 2.5-3-3-5 and saaya unbuffered DDR600 2.5-3-3

[saaya]

thats very high for unbuffered, no?

unbuffered means uncheck all mmx sse sse2 and 3dnow optimizations in the options settings of sandra. did you do that?

or just run sciencemark, it shows other interesting things like the bandwidth with different sizes of data chunks and the memory latency for different sizes of data chunks. check it out i like it much more than sandra because it shows much more information

[jjcom]

what kinda cooling do you have on that thing. IS that stable? 3ghz Winchester...man thats nice!

[Onepagebook]

what kinda cooling do you have on that thing. IS that stable? 3ghz Winchester...man thats nice!

I am using vapochill LS, I think it's pretty stable when I run several times 3d mark 2005.

[Kunaak]

does anyone besides me find it very interesting how easily the A64 with plain DDR ram can still out do the best Intel bandwidth shots from DDR2, when DDR2 is suppose to be so much better?

[p4z1f1st]

unbuffered = uncheck box #6-13 and #18 (i think it was 18....it's called "enable buffered blablabla" )

[jjcom]

yeah remember when DDR first came out. It wasn't anything all that speical. Then it got better and look at what it can do . anyway...Intel doesn't have an ondie mem controller so that will make it score lower. Thats AMD bigest advantage. lots of mem bandwidth.

[Onepagebook]

unbuffered = uncheck box #6-13 and #18 (i think it was 18....it's called "enable buffered blablabla" )

ya , thanks, so not just uncheck #18?

[blinky]

i think ill get some of this stuff

[IvanAndreevich]

What RAM volts is that? If I missed it - sorry.

BTW, those who say 9K is untouched are very wrong A dual opteron system with NUMA breaks 10K stock easily.

[Onepagebook]

What RAM volts is that? If I missed it - sorry.

BTW, those who say 9K is untouched are very wrong A dual opteron system with NUMA breaks 10K stock easily.

I think he means 9k for non-dual cpu system or normal personal system

[p4z1f1st]

ya , thanks, so not just uncheck #18?

right.....6-13 + 18 = "real" unbuffered

[Onepagebook]

right.....6-13 + 18 = "real" unbuffered

I will find time to test , thanks dude

[p4z1f1st]

np

btw: do you think (or maybe Oskar) it could be my CPU, which can't handle 2 512MB-sticks @ 1T and that high clocks like >275MHz and why i get thousands of errors @ memtest?

(i really hope, that the problem "goes away" when i drive my MSI + 90nm-A64 - but i want to get sure: the sticks which i bought are specificated like following, right? : 2x512MB @ 2.5-3-3-7-1T @ DualChannel)

right?