DrMrLordX
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- Apr 27, 2000
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Avalon, just curious, but are you still hitting 37s in SuperPi 1M with your rig at 340 HTT?
I'd like to know if you get the same SuperPi score using one of your DIMMs as opposed to two. Just curious. My main reason for wondering this is that, when I had WinXP booted at 310 HTT, I was able to run SuperPi 1M without difficulty, and I got 39s. That was at approximately 2.48 ghz, with my memory at DDR310, 2-2-2-5, 1T. I'd think you'd get more than two more seconds over me in SuperPi at 2.72 ghz, especially considering how slow my memory was running at the time.
EDIT: at 2.48 ghz, DDR 413, 3-3-3-8, 1T, I got 38s in SuperPi 1M. I think you may be running at 2T command rate, despite what your motherboard is telling you. Either that, or something else is affecting your memory performance/bandwidth negatively.
I'd like to know if you get the same SuperPi score using one of your DIMMs as opposed to two. Just curious. My main reason for wondering this is that, when I had WinXP booted at 310 HTT, I was able to run SuperPi 1M without difficulty, and I got 39s. That was at approximately 2.48 ghz, with my memory at DDR310, 2-2-2-5, 1T. I'd think you'd get more than two more seconds over me in SuperPi at 2.72 ghz, especially considering how slow my memory was running at the time.
EDIT: at 2.48 ghz, DDR 413, 3-3-3-8, 1T, I got 38s in SuperPi 1M. I think you may be running at 2T command rate, despite what your motherboard is telling you. Either that, or something else is affecting your memory performance/bandwidth negatively.
