funkymonky8u New Member Dec 20, 2004 #1 when the ram is measuring bandwidth is (such as 3.2 gbs) is that saying that there is 3.2 gbs of data (potentaily) going thru it per second???
when the ram is measuring bandwidth is (such as 3.2 gbs) is that saying that there is 3.2 gbs of data (potentaily) going thru it per second???
Picklee New Member Dec 20, 2004 #2 its the maximum amout of information that can travel through that channel at any given time so yea depending on what the measurment of time is
its the maximum amout of information that can travel through that channel at any given time so yea depending on what the measurment of time is
funkymonky8u New Member Dec 21, 2004 #3 so like the higher badwidth the faster the loading times on games and stuff
S schmeggin New Member Dec 22, 2004 #4 funkymonky8u said: so like the higher badwidth the faster the loading times on games and stuff Click to expand... Depends on how much of that bandwidth the computer - or your apps can use. Sometimes things like the HDD are bottlenecks and increasing the memory bandwidth won't add any speed. Generally speaking though, the more bandwidth the better
funkymonky8u said: so like the higher badwidth the faster the loading times on games and stuff Click to expand... Depends on how much of that bandwidth the computer - or your apps can use. Sometimes things like the HDD are bottlenecks and increasing the memory bandwidth won't add any speed. Generally speaking though, the more bandwidth the better
