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Published December 10, 2008 Find memory prices |
Our testing has been split into four different stages.
First up is what we are calling “general performance” which looks at triple-channel DDR3 memory operating at 800/1066/1333 and 1600MHz using native timings for performance modules. Then we are moving on to frequency testing which looks at the same clock speeds but using the same CAS9-9-9-20 timings for all four configurations.
This is followed by our “latency performance” tests where we take a triple-channel DDR3-1066 configuration and test it four times using four different sets of timings ranging from CAS7-7-7-20 to CAS10-10-10-20.
Our last test configuration has been titled “channel performance” and here we look at the effects using single, dual, and triple-channel memory with the Core i7 processors. This test also factors into account the difference between 2GB, 4GB, and 6GB of DDR3 memory as well.
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