- Apr 4, 2000
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ok is the trade of for a few mhz worth the decrease in RAM performance. here's what i tested (chip is duron 700 with 128 megs PC100 RAM on KT7 RAID board). benchmarks made in sandra rt after win2k booted up. memory benchmark was done first then CPU benchmarks:
Test 1:
1022 mhz (9.5 multiplier
FSB at 107 so 215 FSB (DDR)
memory: 442/460
CPU: 2912/1431
in BIOS, memory settings were set at TURBO for BANK 3 (it is 8ns RAM) and FAST for BANK 1 (it is 10ns RAM)
Test 2:
1031 mhz
FSB at 103 so 206 FSB
memory: 423/440
CPU: 2939/1444
in BIOS, all memory settings were at turbo.
Test 3:
same scores as Test 2 even though i set all memory settings on fast. there appeared to be no difference in memory benchmarks.
So which should i stay at? i'm thinking 1022 cause the memory benchmarks are higher.
Also is it just me or does FAST or TURBO make no difference?
thanks
Test 1:
1022 mhz (9.5 multiplier
FSB at 107 so 215 FSB (DDR)
memory: 442/460
CPU: 2912/1431
in BIOS, memory settings were set at TURBO for BANK 3 (it is 8ns RAM) and FAST for BANK 1 (it is 10ns RAM)
Test 2:
1031 mhz
FSB at 103 so 206 FSB
memory: 423/440
CPU: 2939/1444
in BIOS, all memory settings were at turbo.
Test 3:
same scores as Test 2 even though i set all memory settings on fast. there appeared to be no difference in memory benchmarks.
So which should i stay at? i'm thinking 1022 cause the memory benchmarks are higher.
Also is it just me or does FAST or TURBO make no difference?
thanks
