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Videocard: HD3850 256mb
Processor: Coire i3 540
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Memory: 2GB OCZ Gold PC26400
Soundcard: Integrated Crap
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06-17-2006, 19:02
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In this version of ATT I noticed a timings Tabs. I thought to myself I should get better performance outa my gfx card if you put the CAS Latency from 4 to 3 or even 2.
What effect will this have on my system? And this does effect my graphic cards memory correnct? |
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Videocard: ATI HD6950
Processor: Intel C2Q Q9550 (3.4GHz)
Mainboard: ASUS P5E
Memory: 8Gb Patriot Viper
Soundcard: internal
PSU: 900W
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06-17-2006, 19:44
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Be careful with timings! It is not posible to say what will be better for you, because timings are dependeds on memory type and Vendor. But in common you can archive better performance with less overclocking
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Ancient Guru
Videocard: HD3850 256mb
Processor: Coire i3 540
Mainboard:
Memory: 2GB OCZ Gold PC26400
Soundcard: Integrated Crap
PSU: 600Watt OCZ SilentX
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06-17-2006, 19:57
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Well I currently have my X850pro at 575/602 and can get a 3dmark05 score of 5253. Thats a ok score for my specs I believe but I still wanna squeeze out alittle more. So I thought of bringing to CAS Latency from 4 to 3. Would this boost my 3dmark05 score at all? What are the side affects of using this memory timings tool.
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