Adjust memory directly vs configure DOCP then change settings
Adjust memory directly vs configure DOCP then change settings
The results are being evaluated against established benchmarks.
Compare benchmark results or real-world usage. Initially, you configured a DOCP profile, then adjusted RAM timings manually without realizing a DOCP profile remained active. Consider resetting your BIOS to default and reapplying your current settings—performance may remain similar.
The Cas latency plays a key role in improving speed. Trfc is expected to enhance performance. Together they can reduce latency slightly, though bandwidth improvements usually require overclocking the CPU or RAM. For accurate results, using tools like AIDA64 for memory and cache benchmarks is recommended, but actual real-world gains may be limited. As long as you track these changes, performance improvements are valuable no matter how minor.
Most chips at 3800mhz reach their peak speed. But what does this mean? You removed the interrupt handling and increased memory speed, yet after that point you won’t see much improvement. This happens since the chip stops benefiting from the interrupts once they exceed that frequency.
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