Memory bandwidth tests... any real differences (part 2)

[Chai]

Originally Posted by Mac Daddy

On a 32 bit OS like XP Sp2 and Vista 32bit I would tend to agree with you but I don't think Graysky's results reflect a 64 bit OS like Vista Ultimate X64 that properly utilizes more than 2.5G of RAM.

"Real World" applications show a significant improvement for me with X64 even the loading of the OS itself, browser speed, program speed upon initial opening, compression programs ... games ...

If Graysky wishes me to research how this effects OS's that utilize more than 2G of physical RAM effectively then I will

That is memory capacity, not memory speed.

[Mac Daddy]

Originally Posted by Chai

That is memory capacity, not memory speed.

In which respect ?

Both memory capacity and speed are an issue with a 32 bit OS like XP thats why we are dealing with Vista X64. How do Graysky's results apply to a 64 bit OS ?

I see more than a 1 percent improvement on any memory timings I change on any program

[Chai]

Originally Posted by Mac Daddy

In which respect ?

Both memory capacity and speed are an issue with a 32 bit OS like XP thats why we are dealing with Vista X64. How do Graysky's results apply to a 64 bit OS ?

I see more than a 1 percent improvement on any memory timings I change on any program

What program specifically?

[graysky]

Originally Posted by Mac Daddy

How do Graysky's results apply to a 64 bit OS ?

I see more than a 1 percent improvement on any memory timings I change on any program

The results were collected on XP x64...

[Mac Daddy]

Originally Posted by graysky

The results were collected on XP x64...

Ahh ok interesting feedback indeed I still find significant difference with changes to this RAM under Ultimate X64. Thanks for the info Graysky

[iModAMD]

Dyou think the 1 % you gain can be an margin error? ... (Depending on wich conditions you tested thoses parts)

I think at this case... i would more say it stay the same performance than say i gained performance...