Official HWBOT Partner
Official HWBOT Partner

Submission Details

Enthusiast Submitted

Rankings and Points

World Record Rank
2909th out of 4375
DDR3 SDRAM  Global Rank
Eco  Rank
Eco  Team Power Rank
16th  1.8 Points

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Hardware Details

Processor

Model
Core i7 2600K Sandy Bridge
Cooling
Water (Custom)
Cores
4.21 MHz  (-99%)

Memory

Product
G.Skill Eco
Cooling
Air (Stock)
Type
4 GB  G.Skill  DDR3 SDRAM Speed @ 935 MHz
Timings
tCAS: 8.0  tRCD: 9  tRP: 8  tRAS: 24

Videocard

Model
GeForce GTX 480 (GF100) (GeForce 400 series)
Cooling
Air (Stock)
Speed
700.00 MHz  /  924.00 MHz

Motherboard

Cooling
Air (Stock)
Chipset
P67

Disk

Type
SSD
Series
Callisto Deluxe (AHCI Controller)

Power Supply

Power
1200 Watt

Comments

Raul SDT
Raul SDT

hahahahhaa nice one dude :)

 

TaPaKaH
TaPaKaH

Christian Ney must have had a brief heart attack :D

NoMS
NoMS

Flank3r disapproves this. :P

The-Wolf
The-Wolf

Isn't that why its called DDR=double data rate 934.7x2?

dhenzjhen
dhenzjhen

you need 934.7 x 2 to beat christian ney =)

 

 

The_wolf = RAM Speed : 934.7 MHz (1:7) @ 8-9-8-24

Christian Ney = RAM Speed : 1868.3 MHz (3:28) @ 11-13-13-36

The-Wolf
The-Wolf

Am I wrong in my way of thinking?

If so I'll correct my mistake.

The-Wolf
The-Wolf
you need 934.7 x 2 to beat christian ney =)

 

 

The_wolf = RAM Speed : 934.7 MHz (1:7) @ 8-9-8-24

Christian Ney = RAM Speed : 1868.3 MHz (3:28) @ 11-13-13-36

 

So I shouldn't 2x the rated speed.

Another words his score is really 1868.3x2=3736.6?

Sorry if I'm lost here its my 1st time running this test.

dhenzjhen
dhenzjhen
So I shouldn't 2x the rated speed.

Another words his score is really 1868.3x2=3736.6?

Sorry if I'm lost here its my 1st time running this test.

 

 

That's why he's on the top :D

 

But no worries mate mistake happens sometimes :)

The-Wolf
The-Wolf
That's why he's on the top :D

 

But no worries mate mistake happens sometimes :)

 

So I should change my score to 934 and not use the double data rate stuff?

Why the @%# they bother even calling it DDR if your not suppose to use the actually speed it suppose to be running at?

Especially when posting to a benchmarks.

 

Edit: Oh well I see someone already fix it. Thanks to who ever did.