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Memory Read |
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16MB |
6999.444 MB/s |
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8MB |
7006.950 MB/s |
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192KB |
9094.572 MB/s |
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4KB |
28681.331 MB/s |
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Memory Write |
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16MB |
6161.043 MB/s |
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8MB |
6160.248 MB/s |
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192KB |
7153.081 MB/s |
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4KB |
21826.748 MB/s |
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Memory Copy |
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16MB |
11638.242 MB/s |
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8MB |
12.941 MB/s |
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192KB |
14.629 MB/s |
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4KB |
127.461 MB/s |
Once again the PCMark05 give a very clear indication
of just how fast this memory actually is.
We attempted to reduced the settings on the memory to
2.5-3-3-8 and we able to get the system to boot and
operate perfectly fine up to a speed of 240 FSB using a
1:1 ratio.
Once again Corsair has proven why they are number one when
it comes to high performance memory, I have to admit I was
pleasantly surprised to a pair of 1 GB modules reach 260 MHz
1:1 with very little effort. I'm quite sure that if a
person wanted to be a bit more adventurous that he could
apply a bit more voltage to the processor and perhaps take
the memory over 3.0 volts and perhaps reach something over
265 MHz, but why try when you can see how good the numbers
look at 260?
Corsair makes sure you get the best
quality parts and the best warranty in the business so there
should be nothing stopping you from deciding that your next
set of memory should come from the people that made this
review possible, the kind people at Corsair Micro.
A special thanks to
Corsair Micro
for supplying this sample and to Vivian for coordinating
this review. |
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