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#5907879 Posted on: 04/26/2021 10:12 PM
Lots of specs, thanks. Height?
Lots of specs, thanks. Height?
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#5908172 Posted on: 04/28/2021 12:22 PM
Very interesting review Hilbert !
But what I can't understand with DRAM Calculator, if I can squeeze even better timings from my RAM than what DC gives me, isn't it better ?
I was able to tune a Gskill Neo Z 3800Mhz CL14 to 3666 (limit of my IF) to 14-13-13-29 T1 stable (and all the subtimings are on point as well).
Would it be interesting to take time to bench this setup to the DC fast setting ?
Very interesting review Hilbert !
But what I can't understand with DRAM Calculator, if I can squeeze even better timings from my RAM than what DC gives me, isn't it better ?
I was able to tune a Gskill Neo Z 3800Mhz CL14 to 3666 (limit of my IF) to 14-13-13-29 T1 stable (and all the subtimings are on point as well).
Would it be interesting to take time to bench this setup to the DC fast setting ?
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Generaly high freq/low CL is better than heavy ram size, but if you can have both high freq/low CL and size it is even better.
Added that those ram look really cool and have a fair price too... not bad at all