I have to ask this question. It may sound dumb to some of you but here goes.
Every once in a while I notice that someone will sell some ram or talk about overclocking
and say something like this:
Ram is rated at 150 MHz cas2 but will do 166MHz cas3
wouldn't it be better to stay at 150 Mhz @ cas2 rather then go to cas3 @ 166MHz.
isnt there a signifigant performance difference between cas2 and cas3 ?
Something like 15-20% ?
So if I were to go to cas3 and lose 20% ram performance, why would I do that?
I'm no Mathematician or scientist, but it looks to me that the performance loss of cas2 to cas3 would cancel out any performance increase from the few extra mhz that is gained by adding another clock tick to the memory modules.....I think
Every once in a while I notice that someone will sell some ram or talk about overclocking
and say something like this:
Ram is rated at 150 MHz cas2 but will do 166MHz cas3
wouldn't it be better to stay at 150 Mhz @ cas2 rather then go to cas3 @ 166MHz.
isnt there a signifigant performance difference between cas2 and cas3 ?
Something like 15-20% ?
So if I were to go to cas3 and lose 20% ram performance, why would I do that?
I'm no Mathematician or scientist, but it looks to me that the performance loss of cas2 to cas3 would cancel out any performance increase from the few extra mhz that is gained by adding another clock tick to the memory modules.....I think