CAS help

[fire400]

what does the T1 usually mean in this case?

 

[alimoalem]

that you're not running in T2? what is it you want to know? you're kinda vague

 

[conlan]

1T is the CMD rate


EDIT: yes 1T it is

too vague for you? Try these:
OCZ memory basics

Corsair memory basics

 

[Suspicious-Teach8788]

1T you mean....

 

[fire400]

Originally posted by: conlan
T1 is the CMD rate

You kinda have to read this thing like 3 times to actually grasp any kind of understanding this article is saying.

 

[emilyek]

If your sig is really your hardware, I have a hard time believing you dunno what 1T is.

1T typically means about 1k more mb/s bandwith in memory benchmarks, and about 5% performance increase in applications.

Launching regular, day to day apps like Firefox-- or whatever-- at 1T they will start up a little bit snappier than at 2T, but if you didn't know about 1T/2T you'd never notice the difference.