Hey all! I'd apperciate a little help!
I have this ram:
http://www.kingston.com/datasheets/KHX18C10_8.pdf
pc components:
i7 4790 3.6ghz
gtx 980 gigabyte stock clock
fsp raider 650
scythe mugen max cooling
with XMP profile disabled i had bad gpu usage drops ( from 98% to 0% so rly bad ones) on 3d applications like games on my gtx 980.
someone adviced me to try enabling an xmp profile because it can happen that this causes the usage dropping and actually it stopped, but i'm still interested to find out which memory timing will give me the best performance and stability for my setup.
as you can see the ram.pdf i have 3 type of XMP profiles.
first one caused terrible performance it was 1600 default.
I enabled the DDR3-1866 10-11-10-30-2n huge performance improvement, 80% of drops disapeard..
the other one is DDR3-1600 9-9-9-27 i tried aswell but didn't notice the change, however i was only looking on msi afterburner in games.
which is the faster, and which will give the better overall stability for gpu and 3d applications??
Thank you for any answers
I have this ram:
http://www.kingston.com/datasheets/KHX18C10_8.pdf
pc components:
i7 4790 3.6ghz
gtx 980 gigabyte stock clock
fsp raider 650
scythe mugen max cooling
with XMP profile disabled i had bad gpu usage drops ( from 98% to 0% so rly bad ones) on 3d applications like games on my gtx 980.
someone adviced me to try enabling an xmp profile because it can happen that this causes the usage dropping and actually it stopped, but i'm still interested to find out which memory timing will give me the best performance and stability for my setup.
as you can see the ram.pdf i have 3 type of XMP profiles.
first one caused terrible performance it was 1600 default.
I enabled the DDR3-1866 10-11-10-30-2n huge performance improvement, 80% of drops disapeard..
the other one is DDR3-1600 9-9-9-27 i tried aswell but didn't notice the change, however i was only looking on msi afterburner in games.
which is the faster, and which will give the better overall stability for gpu and 3d applications??
Thank you for any answers