MAXXMEM Benchmark Results Thread

Makes sense. I didn't see the single threading one until you posted a ss of your bench.

 

http://www.maxxpi.net/pages/downloads/maxxmemsup2---preview---multi.php

 

The only reason I used it was that Everest was single threaded and it helped put things in perspective when working on timings and overclocking of ram and cpu-nb.

Though I do agree with you CP that the single threaded bench is going to be easier to handle data wise. I was just asking out of curiosity though since I should have asked it back on the first page.

 

User Name-somebody
Intel/AMD-Intel
RAM-1x 2GB of OCZ PC3-8500 7-7-7-16 @1.5V + 1x 2GB of Kingston PC3-10700 9-9-9-24 @1.5V
CPU-Core i7 860
BOARD-GA-P55-UD6
OPERATING SYSTEM-VHP 32bit
RAM TIMINGS-7-7-7-21 1T @1.64V
RAM SPEED-700/1400
MEM COPY (MB/sec)-15510
MEM READ (MB/sec)-18738
MEM WRITE (MB/sec)-17716
MEM LATENCY (ns)-47.5



Bit low on the memory clock

 

Hmm, time for me to learn how to tweak mem settings.. only got #6 spot for ddr2!

johnspack
Intel
Mushkin Ascents 1066
E8400@3870Mhz
Asus P5Q Deluxe
XP64
5-5-5-15
DDR2 1074Mhz
Copy 9249 MB/s
Read 8270 MB/s
Write 8957 MB/s
Latency 63.9s

 

Update me CP!!

User Name- Brandonwh64
Intel/AMD- Intel
RAM- 3x2GB Crucial D9's
CPU- I7 920 @ 4021Mhz
BOARD- Asus Rampage II Gene
OPERATING SYSTEM- Windows 7 Home Premium
RAM TIMINGS- 8-8-8-20
RAM SPEED- "1148Mhz"
MEM COPY (MB/sec)- 16546
MEM READ (MB/sec)- 13862
MEM WRITE (MB/sec)- 13638
MEM LATENCY (ns)- 58

 

those are my results so far:

 

User Name- char[] rager
Intel/AMD- Intel
RAM- 6 GB DDR3 Triple-Channel OCZ Gold
CPU- Core i7 920 @ 3818.2 MHz
BOARD- Asus P6T-Deluxe
OPERATING SYSTEM- Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate 64-Bit
RAM TIMINGS- (7-7-7-21-1T)
RAM SPEED- 1527.2 MHz
MEM COPY (MB/sec)- 18873 MByte/sec
MEM READ(MB/sec)- 15830 MByte/sec
MEM WRITE (MB/sec)- 14856 MByte/sec
MEM LATENCY (ns)- 48.0 ns

 

Stock i7 860, MSI P55-GD65, GSkill Ripjaws DDR3-1333 8GB @7-7-7-21

 

Still playing around with these sticks and motherboard.

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Maybe, im not sure, ill have to do a test on my SLi rig and see what it says.

Just did a quick test with my X6 and all seems fine so far, but do my timings seems right?

 

I don't see anything weird there at first glance. BTW, how is that 1055T treating you ? I bought a 1055T off Kantastic for a buddy of mine to replace his Phenom II x3 710 (the x3 was too slow at rendering for his linking) and he loves the new six core chip.

 

ok cool, its just that i had to change all the settings in the BIOS first because the motherboard didn't automatically set it correctly.

TBH i haven't had much time to play around with it, had to send the mobo back as it was having all sorts of issues, but since i got it back with a updated BIOS it has been running well with out fault. I have Transcoded the odd movie in about 10mins flat so that was impressive (1.3GB in size), 5mins+ quicker then a X4 945 i tested before.

It seems pretty quick and overall so far im pleased with it.

 

User Name- BoT
Intel/AMD- Intel
RAM- 8 GB Corsair Dominater GT 2000
CPU- Core i7 860 @ 3603 MHz
BOARD- EVGA P55 FTW
OPERATING SYSTEM- Microsoft Windows 7 Pro 64-Bit
RAM TIMINGS- (7-7-7-20-1T)
RAM SPEED- 1802 MHz
MEM COPY (MB/sec)- 17405 MByte/sec
MEM READ(MB/sec)- 18080 MByte/sec
MEM WRITE (MB/sec)- 15791 MByte/sec
MEM LATENCY (ns)- 45.4 ns

 

User Name- Aphexdreamer
Intel/AMD- AMD Phenom II x4 965
RAM- 4 GB G Skill RIP JAW STOCK 1333 (7 7 7)
CPU- Phenom II 965 @ 4095mhz
BOARD- MSI 890GXM g65
OPERATING SYSTEM- Microsoft Windows 7 Pro 64-Bit
RAM TIMINGS- (9-9-9-24-1T)
RAM SPEED- 1802 MHz
MEM COPY (MB/sec)- 12174 MByte/sec
MEM READ(MB/sec)- 9878 MByte/sec
MEM WRITE (MB/sec)- 8315MByte/sec
MEM LATENCY (ns)- 56.6 ns





First run guys learned a lot from this thread. Any tips?