Since we have a lot of different platforms, CPUs and OCing modules out there right now it might be interesting to see how they compare in memory bandwidth tests and which config actually gives the highest results.
So lets see some "old-skool" SiSoft Sandra 2007 bandwidth numbers - and why not Everest scores too!
Please post at least the following details:
CPU+clock+multiplier (FX62, 3.2GHz, x16)
FSB+RAM clocks (200MHz, 400MHz/DDR800)
RAM type+size+Timings (PC8000, 2x1GB,tCL, tRCD, tRP, tRAS - CL3-3-3-9)
Chipset+MB model
I'll start with couple AM2 DDR800 results - buffered (Default) and unbuffered scores:
FX62, 3.2GHz, x16
FSB 201MHz, RAM 402MHz
PC8000, 2x1GB, CL3-3-3-9-1T
ATI RD580 AM2 ref. board
Sandra 2007:
buffered: 10008/9943 MB/s
unbuffered: 6261/6348 MB/s
Ok lets see some Overclocked results too
NOTE: Sandra should be ran at boot-up clocks in order to see the correct result (don't adjust multiplier/FSB w/ Clockgen etc before running the test), also you shouldn't adjust the CPU multiplier in Windows if you wish to see proper Everst score.
Everest version before 3.5 give incorrect (=too high) result with 2M Allendale chips - please use the latest Everest version with 2M Allendale chips.
The settings for running unbuffered Sandra can be seen HERE
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