Hi, this is my first post in this forum
Recently, I put together a computer with a Gigabyte motherboard GA-8S661FXMP-RZ with a A-data 1gb ddr400 cas3 RAM memory and an overclocked P4 3.3GHz (220fsb x 15) socket 478. The thing is that whenever I tried benchmarking the RAM latency and such, it gave really really low results.
For example, with Everest's memory latency test, it got a 138ns. I don't know the exact timings of this memory, just that it is cas3. Before, when I had an Athlon 64 3000@3500, with this same memory module, I remember that I got FAR better results.
Many times I can feel the delay when running some heavy programs and I think it's due to the memory. The memory is supposed to be running in sync with the cpu's fsb (220), I set the ram to 440. Also, the timings I set are: 2.5T 3-3-6
The memory read test I got was: 2089mb/s
The memory write test I got was: 850mb/s
Can anyone please help me out? Cuz I don't have the money to get a better ram for the moment, maybe later, but I'm still putting up with this for a while.
Recently, I put together a computer with a Gigabyte motherboard GA-8S661FXMP-RZ with a A-data 1gb ddr400 cas3 RAM memory and an overclocked P4 3.3GHz (220fsb x 15) socket 478. The thing is that whenever I tried benchmarking the RAM latency and such, it gave really really low results.
For example, with Everest's memory latency test, it got a 138ns. I don't know the exact timings of this memory, just that it is cas3. Before, when I had an Athlon 64 3000@3500, with this same memory module, I remember that I got FAR better results.
Many times I can feel the delay when running some heavy programs and I think it's due to the memory. The memory is supposed to be running in sync with the cpu's fsb (220), I set the ram to 440. Also, the timings I set are: 2.5T 3-3-6
The memory read test I got was: 2089mb/s
The memory write test I got was: 850mb/s
Can anyone please help me out? Cuz I don't have the money to get a better ram for the moment, maybe later, but I'm still putting up with this for a while.