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Memory Timings Analysis

Posted by CmdrTaco on from the squeezing-out-the-fps dept.

keefe007 writes "It's generally known that smaller and more aggressive memory timings combined with higher clock speeds leads to higher performance, but for the most part, the increase in performance from tweaking each individual setting is relatively unknown. Perhaps in a bit too ambitious move, I set out to examine the impact of each individual memory timing and clock speed on overall performance. Find out the results of the tests at Techware Labs."

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  1. I've always found... by Lewie · · Score: 4, Funny

    that the best time to install new memory is in between clock cycles.

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    1. Re:I've always found... by TopShelf · · Score: 3, Funny

      Yeah, it's tricky, but you wait until the coocoo goes back inside, and you have to snap it in quickly before the doors shut...

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  2. Combinations, more! More!!!! by Whigh · · Score: 5, Funny

    What, only 289 combinations?!? I demand that all 4608 combinations be explored. Who knows what secrets of memory speed might be unleashed? Not that I'm willing to waste my time doing it.

  3. Conclusion...UPDATED by fobbman · · Score: 4, Funny

    Advanced memory timings, while beneficial in squeezing that last bit of performance out of your system, won't save your server from the Slashdot Effect.

  4. Re:this guy by nai · · Score: 3, Funny

    This sounds like:
    - How much have you lost with this "Loose 20 pounds in 2 weeks" program?
    - Two weeks.

  5. I've found.. by grub · · Score: 4, Funny


    I've found that dumping beer onto my computers' silicon memory has the same effect as dumping beer down my throat does on my carbon-based memory.

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