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FYI Escreveu:os novos CPU Intel E8XX0 funcionam com FSB 1333Mhz, e pelo que tive a ver, esta mais idealizado para trabalhar com memorias DDR3-1333 para rendimento maximo.
d3$tt Escreveu:Boas.
HidEaL, tenho uma duvida.
Porque nesta imagem do cpu-z não aparece DRAM Frequency nem FSB:DRAM![]()
Tou a perguntar isso, porque a um colega meu não aparecem os dados do CPU, e tambem é provavel que não aparce o resto das specs.
Podes esclarecer, por favor
cumps.

FYI Escreveu:obrigado, opto entao por um serie 8 com dual channel @667Mhz


FYI Escreveu:mas pelo que eu vi, as DDR2-800 sao memorias indicadas para processadores com FSB a 800MHz (daí a necessidade de as memorias serem "multiplos" do FSB, ou seja, os da gama E4n00, E21n0, Celeron 4n0).
uma memoria DDR2-800 nao é "multipla" de um FSB1333, mas sim de um FSB800...
nao é assim?

So it doesn’t matter much what memory speed/timings you buy, the value line will suit the Intel Core 2 system just fine, but do keep one thing in mind, as in our testing we found performance actually decreases a bit going from PC4200 (533) to PC5300 (667)!
The Core 2 has a front side bus (FSB) speed of 266Mhz x 4 (Quadruple) “1066Mhz”, the ram is running at 266Mhz x2 (Dual Channel) x2 (DDR) = “1066Mhz”, so with PC4200 memory and FSB are running synchronized. When you use PC5300 you are no longer running synchronous with the FSB and a memory divider of x1.25 (5/4) has to be used. The older Athlon XP from AMD also displayed this decrease in performance when running memory asynchronous due to its short pipeline, where memory latency is more important then memory bandwidth. With the Pentium 4 the pipeline was longer and the effect of running asynchronous which increased latency was masked. Core 2 technology marked Intel's return to a shorter pipeline and thus is more similar to the Athlon XP than the Pentium 4.
By running the memory synchronous to the FSB you have the least amount of latency and thus performance is at its best. Why is PC6400, which is also running asynchronous, faster then? Because the memory speed is now that much higher that it compensates for the loss of running asynchronous and overall performance does increase. PC5300 worked great with Pentium 4 but it should be avoided when running Core 2, except when you plan to overclock. PC5300/6400 will give you the extra headroom to increase the FSB while keeping memory synchronous.

So it doesn’t matter much what memory speed/timings you buy, the value line will suit the Intel Core 2 system just fine, but do keep one thing in mind, as in our testing we found performance actually decreases a bit going from PC4200 (533) to PC5300 (667)!



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