Official HWBOT Partner
Official HWBOT Partner

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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.