MaxxMem

[K404]

If HWB decide to continue supporting this bench, how will results be divided up?

S462
S478
S939
S-AM2 (DDR2)
S-AM2 (DDR3)
S775 (DDR2)
S775 (DDR3)
I3
I5
I7


? :)

[RawZ]

I was just about to post something about splitting it into categories.. more like DDR3, DDR2 DDR though. Will this happen soon?

[Don_Dan]

RB told me it will be split into DDR, DDR2, DDR3 rankings, but I guess they're still busy ironing out bugs and this is low on their priority list, which is quite understandable imho.

[DanutzuAC]

With ddr3 it is a problem... they are in dual or three channel. After that it is the frequency. Some one with ddr2 pc4300 can’t match a ddr2 pc8500.

[knopflerbruce]

I have a pc2-5300 kit that can do 600mhz CL4, it all depends on what chips are on the PCB.

[Massman]

With ddr3 it is a problem... they are in dual or three channel. After that it is the frequency. Some one with ddr2 pc4300 can’t match a ddr2 pc8500.

Someone with an E5200 can't match an E8600 ... lower priced hardware not being capable of beating higher priced harware is not a valid argument.

[DanutzuAC]

It is about skill... depends on cooling system but usually dd2 667@800-900Mhz can't beat ddr2 1066@1200Mhz as an example. Any way will see what's cocking dock :)

[philbrown23]

i like this bench myself. but its odd my ddr3 at 1400mhz beats my ddr3 at 1468mhz with tighter timings odd huh?? unless lower score is better??

[richba5tard]

For the next major release, the cpu-z and maxmem rankings will be split up by cpu family / memory type. We need funds to support development of the next hwbot release though, so first we need to find a few partners.

[DanutzuAC]

Lower is not better... end depends on many other things... Even so, 1464 it is not so diferent from 1400... In your case it is not about the MoBo, but I have a friend and with E7400@4500 and memory at 1080 had a beter result then me with E7400@4600 and memory runing at 1200 Mhz. But his MoBo is DFI... in the end I beet him :) but with some work...

[RawZ]

It would be nice to see them split up into DDR3/DDR2/DDR per Intel and AMD.