9 93glouden New Member Feb 8, 2005 #1 big difrence??? http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductInfo.asp?WebProductID=103467 OR http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductInfo.asp?WebProductID=71475
big difrence??? http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductInfo.asp?WebProductID=103467 OR http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductInfo.asp?WebProductID=71475
Praetor Administrator Staff member Feb 8, 2005 #2 The TwinXs clock higher and/or have tighter timings
Praetor Administrator Staff member Feb 8, 2005 #4 Yes better but if youre not interested in "bleeding edge" performance or overclocking than perhaps too expensive for its use
Yes better but if youre not interested in "bleeding edge" performance or overclocking than perhaps too expensive for its use
9 93glouden New Member Feb 8, 2005 #5 well i want to maybe get 200mhz out my 3000 64bit to make it like a 3200, would this help?
Cromewell Administrator Staff member Feb 8, 2005 #6 both run at 200MHz, the difference is the TwinX can be overclocked quite a bit more and the latency times are better. At defaults 3-4-4-8 on Value and 2-3-3-6 on the TwinX will come out to maybe a 8% performance increase.
both run at 200MHz, the difference is the TwinX can be overclocked quite a bit more and the latency times are better. At defaults 3-4-4-8 on Value and 2-3-3-6 on the TwinX will come out to maybe a 8% performance increase.
Cromewell Administrator Staff member Feb 9, 2005 #8 well it depends on what you want out of it, if you're going to OC get the TwinX otherwise the ValueSelect is good
well it depends on what you want out of it, if you're going to OC get the TwinX otherwise the ValueSelect is good
Praetor Administrator Staff member Feb 9, 2005 #9 well I want to maybe get 200mhz out my 3000 64bit to make it like a 3200, would this help? Click to expand... It depends what youve got the memory deviders set at Realistically ValueSelect should let you scale 200Mhz no sweat
well I want to maybe get 200mhz out my 3000 64bit to make it like a 3200, would this help? Click to expand... It depends what youve got the memory deviders set at Realistically ValueSelect should let you scale 200Mhz no sweat
Praetor Administrator Staff member Feb 9, 2005 #11 so i wont see ANY performance increase Click to expand... You tell me... can you differentiate between 0.5CL? If you can than you prolly will notice. It kinda depends on what mem. dividers you're running
so i wont see ANY performance increase Click to expand... You tell me... can you differentiate between 0.5CL? If you can than you prolly will notice. It kinda depends on what mem. dividers you're running
