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Dual channel really worth it?

What AMD Platform ? and doing what ? Not really, except in some cases on the Athlon64/Opteron platform (forget exactly what it was, but memory bandwidth DOES actually double on my dually Opteron over my Athlon64) I will check the benches, and reply if I find it.
 
i noticed little difference between 1 and 2 sticks, although going from 333 to 220 fsb seemed like at least 10% improvement, and was good for a 16500 to 17000 jump in 3d mark 2001 with a slight clock decrease.
 
Originally posted by: Markfw900
What AMD Platform ? and doing what ? Not really, except in some cases on the Athlon64/Opteron platform (forget exactly what it was, but memory bandwidth DOES actually double on my dually Opteron over my Athlon64) I will check the benches, and reply if I find it.

Just a XP/Nforce 2 1800+@2.2Ghz 200FSB. Just little gaming,surfing,email,ect basic stuff
 
Originally posted by: ^Sniper^
Originally posted by: Markfw900
What AMD Platform ? and doing what ? Not really, except in some cases on the Athlon64/Opteron platform (forget exactly what it was, but memory bandwidth DOES actually double on my dually Opteron over my Athlon64) I will check the benches, and reply if I find it.

Just a XP/Nforce 2 1800+@2.2Ghz 200FSB. Just little gaming,surfing,email,ect basic stuff
On an AthlonXP, it makes virtually no difference. The CPU can't use more than a single channel anyhow.
 
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