i have a 8 GB Hyper X Fury Ram , my question is if i want to combine it with 8 GB Corsair Veangence ( NOT IN DUAL CHANNEL ) , how much speed drop will i get ( in percent if possible ) if i would have combine it with 2x8 GB of corsair ram in dual channel . A GREAT THANKS IN ADVANCE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
worst situation : 2 8 Gigs dual channel vs. 2 8 gigs ram ( not in dual channel )
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Tradesman1
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Typically on AMD you can see up to a 10% gain in dual channel over single channel - with Intel it can be more like up to 15% - it all really depends on your mobo/CPU combo as well as how strong your individual CPU's MC is
I'm curious what data you've seen that supports that. Teh reason I state this is because I've been doing some research and I'm finding data that, while on certain task like professional work, you will see a benefit, but when talking about mainstream or gamers, you don't see the same benefit. This is the article I was referring to, plus his testing methodology:
RAM Performance Benchmark: Single-Channel vs. Dual-Channel - Does It Matter?
Tradesman1
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I'm talking overall systems use, not single BMs though in many they show gains also - using fast DRAM and higher channel mode shows most and best when using memory centric apps and multi-tasking things you don't often see in regular BMs. Euler is a decent BM for DRAM as it heavily uses DRAM, but also that is why I stated 'You can see up to a 10% gain' and not 'you will see', DRAM performance is heavily based on what you do and how you do it
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