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RobbieSan
Guest
A7N8X BIOS Rev 1004
AMD XP 2600+
2x HyperX 512/3200 CAS2
XP Pro SP1+
Nvidia Nforce2 v2.41
I bought 2 Kingston HyperX 512/3200 today to replace a single Crucial 512/2700 CAS 2.5.. I get home and pop them in with the new BIOS mem FSB set to 200MHz.. I run the SiSoft Sandra bandwidth benchmark and get a terrible score..
here's some bench results with different settings:
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Module Name -- FSB Integer float
HyperX 512/3200 166 2389 2254
Single channel
2-2-2-5
HyperX 512/3200 200 2232 2148
Single channel
2-2-2-6
Crucial 512/2700 166 2389 2225
Single channel
2.5-3-3-7
2x HyperX 512/3200 166 2359 2289
Dual channel
2-2-2-6
2x HyperX 512/3200 200 2260 2184
Dual channel
2-2-2-6
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as you can see, the HyperX is not running at PC3200 speeds.. either it is PC2700 mistakenly packaged as PC3200 or there is a problem with PC3200 on my board..
I'll be trying out the memory in another machine asap to see if the problem is duplicated..
has anyone else heard of this problem before or is this just a freaky thing?
PS sorry, the numbers get squished too close to each other
AMD XP 2600+
2x HyperX 512/3200 CAS2
XP Pro SP1+
Nvidia Nforce2 v2.41
I bought 2 Kingston HyperX 512/3200 today to replace a single Crucial 512/2700 CAS 2.5.. I get home and pop them in with the new BIOS mem FSB set to 200MHz.. I run the SiSoft Sandra bandwidth benchmark and get a terrible score..
here's some bench results with different settings:
___________________________________________
Module Name -- FSB Integer float
HyperX 512/3200 166 2389 2254
Single channel
2-2-2-5
HyperX 512/3200 200 2232 2148
Single channel
2-2-2-6
Crucial 512/2700 166 2389 2225
Single channel
2.5-3-3-7
2x HyperX 512/3200 166 2359 2289
Dual channel
2-2-2-6
2x HyperX 512/3200 200 2260 2184
Dual channel
2-2-2-6
___________________________________________
as you can see, the HyperX is not running at PC3200 speeds.. either it is PC2700 mistakenly packaged as PC3200 or there is a problem with PC3200 on my board..
I'll be trying out the memory in another machine asap to see if the problem is duplicated..
has anyone else heard of this problem before or is this just a freaky thing?
PS sorry, the numbers get squished too close to each other