MAXXMEM Benchmark Results Thread

[Chicken Patty]

Updated.

it shows as dual channel, but it is only single.

User name- mastrdrver
intel/amd- amd
ram- mushkin 996646
ram voltage (optional)- 1.5
cpu- e-350
board- zotac zbox-ad02-u
operating system- windows 8 consumer preview
ram timings- 8-8-8-20
ram speed- 1066mhz
mem copy (mb/sec)- 4977
mem read (mb/sec)- 3624
mem write (mb/sec)- 2890
mem latency (ns)- 94.5

http://img.techpowerup.org/120310/capture960.jpg

user name- mastrdrver
intel/amd- intel
ram- corsair dominators 1600mhz cas 7
ram voltage (optional)- 1.6
cpu- i7 970
board- asus p6t6 revolution
operating system- windows 7 professional
ram timings- 9-9-9-24
ram speed- 2040mhz
mem copy (mb/sec)- 18573
mem read (mb/sec)- 18014
mem write (mb/sec)- 12563
mem latency (ns)- 47.1

http://img.techpowerup.org/120311/capture3.jpg

it's no domo overclock, but i'm pretty happy with my 3820 as well.

User name- aquinus
intel/amd- intel
ram- g.skill ripjaws z series 16gb (4 x 4gb) 240-pin ddr3 sdram ddr3 2133 (pc3 17000)
ram voltage (optional)- 1.65
cpu- core i7 3820
board- asus p9x79 deluxe
operating system- windows 7 professional
ram timings- 10-11-10-28
ram speed- 2333mhz
mem copy (mb/sec)- 18721
mem read (mb/sec)- 24221
mem write (mb/sec)- 18478
mem latency (ns)- 46.4

http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=46166&stc=1&d=1331502506

user name- metalracer
intel/amd- intel
ram- g.skill 1600mhz cas 7
ram voltage (optional)- 1.6
cpu- i7 2600k
board- asus mive
operating system- windows 7
ram timings- 8-9-8-24 1t
ram speed- 1866 mhz
mem copy (mb/sec)- 25679
mem read (mb/sec)- 24176
mem write (mb/sec)- 23771
mem latency (ns)- 43.8

http://img.techpowerup.org/120311/capture440933.jpg

user name- metalracer
intel/amd- intel
ram- g.skill 2133 mhz cas 9
ram voltage (optional)- 1.65
cpu- i5 3570k
board- asus m5g
operating system- windows 7
ram timings- 11-13-12-28 1t
ram speed- 2400 mhz
mem copy (mb/sec)- 29007
mem read (mb/sec)- 23491
mem write (mb/sec)- 25725
mem latency (ns)- 42.0

http://img.techpowerup.org/120414/capture302.jpg

with some disk read/writes in the background going from usb3 to sata

http://img.techpowerup.org/120415/capture010.jpg

user name- jrracinfan
intel/amd- intel
ram- g.skill ripjawx
ram voltage (optional)- 1.6
cpu- i3 2120
board- asrock z68 extreme4
operating system- windows 7
ram timings- 9-11-9-27 1t
ram speed- 1866 mhz
mem copy (mb/sec)- 19996
mem read (mb/sec)- 19102
mem write (mb/sec)- 16471
mem latency (ns)- 53.6

@dumo

very nice! :d can't wait!

 

[JrRacinFan]

Seperate entry CP! Be aware these are the Ridgebacks:

user name- jrracinfan
intel/amd- intel
ram- Mushkin Ridgebacks
ram voltage (optional)- 1.62v
cpu- i3 2120
board- asrock z68 extreme4
operating system- windows 7
ram timings- 9-11-9-30 1t
ram speed- 2133 mhz
mem copy (mb/sec)- 21168
mem read (mb/sec)- 21177
mem write (mb/sec)- 17723
mem latency (ns)- 45.2

 

[Chicken Patty]

Good stuff Jr.

 

[JrRacinFan]

No need to add this, just giving some results with 1866 CL6

 

[brandonwh64]

New Cruncher

user name- brandonwh64
intel/amd- intel
ram- Crucial Value
ram voltage (optional)- 1.5V
cpu- i3 2120
board- asrock z68 extreme4
operating system- windows 7
ram timings- 9-9-9-24 1t
ram speed- 1333 mhz
mem copy (mb/sec)- 18375
mem read (mb/sec)- 15855
mem write (mb/sec)- 16037
mem latency (ns)- 59.4

 

[Chicken Patty]

http://img.techpowerup.org/120420/maxmem2120.png

New Cruncher

user name- brandonwh64
intel/amd- intel
ram- Crucial Value
ram voltage (optional)- 1.5V
cpu- i3 2120
board- asrock z68 extreme4
operating system- windows 7
ram timings- 9-9-9-24 1t
ram speed- 1333 mhz
mem copy (mb/sec)- 18375
mem read (mb/sec)- 15855
mem write (mb/sec)- 16037
mem latency (ns)- 59.4

Updated.

 

[Woomack]

Nothing special but I haven't seen this ram in this thread. Seems like cpu speed really counts here

user name- Woomack
intel/amd- intel
ram- Crucial Ballistix Elite 1600 2x 4GB
cpu- Celeron G530 @ stock
board- ASUS Maximus V Gene
operating system- Win 7 Ultimate
ram timings- 7-7-7-20 1T
ram speed- 1866 mhz
mem copy (mb/sec)- 15929
mem read (mb/sec)- 16118
mem write (mb/sec)- 13100
mem latency (ns)- 53.5

 

[dumo]

User Name- Dumo
Intel/AMD- Intel
RAM- Team Xtreme LV 2400 C9 4X4GB
RAM Voltage (Optional)-
CPU- I5 3570K ES E1 stepping 9
BOARD- Asus Maximus V Gene
OPERATING SYSTEM- Windows 7 64
RAM TIMINGS- 10-13-12-21-1T
RAM SPEED- 2826
MEM COPY (MB/sec)- 33094
MEM READ (MB/sec)- 29710
MEM WRITE (MB/sec)- 27366
MEM LATENCY (ns)- 36.6

 

[Chicken Patty]

Nothing special but I haven't seen this ram in this thread. Seems like cpu speed really counts here

user name- Woomack
intel/amd- intel
ram- Crucial Ballistix Elite 1600 2x 4GB
cpu- Celeron G530 @ stock
board- ASUS Maximus V Gene
operating system- Win 7 Ultimate
ram timings- 7-7-7-20 1T
ram speed- 1866 mhz
mem copy (mb/sec)- 15929
mem read (mb/sec)- 16118
mem write (mb/sec)- 13100
mem latency (ns)- 53.5

View attachment 46750

User Name- Dumo
Intel/AMD- Intel
RAM- Team Xtreme LV 2400 C9 4X4GB
RAM Voltage (Optional)-
CPU- I5 3570K ES E1 stepping 9
BOARD- Asus Maximus V Gene
OPERATING SYSTEM- Windows 7 64
RAM TIMINGS- 10-13-12-21-1T
RAM SPEED- 2826
MEM COPY (MB/sec)- 33094
MEM READ (MB/sec)- 29710
MEM WRITE (MB/sec)- 27366
MEM LATENCY (ns)- 36.6

http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/9488/screenshot056za.jpg

Updated. Sick #'s dumo!

 

[Aquinus]

Not to kick start a dead thread, but I think people will find this interesting. Does MAXXMem really measure memory bandwidth?

I ran my 3820 at the same memory speed in quad, triple, and dual channel modes and ran MAXXMem each time.

Quad:

Triple:

Dual:

 

[mastrdrver]

The benchmark is single threaded. There is a multi threaded version of the benchmark.

 

[Aquinus]

The benchmark is single threaded. There is a multi threaded version of the benchmark.

This one?

 

[mastrdrver]

Yes.

I find that benchmark more useful when tweaking my system for everyday use.

 

[JrRacinFan]

This any good?

 

[Chicken Patty]

So, if we use the multi threaded version, what scores would we be using? The first line of each category? If so I can just make a separate spreadhseet... Have one for each verison.

 

[Aquinus]

So, if we use the multi threaded version, what scores would we be using? The first line of each category? If so I can just make a separate spreadhseet... Have one for each verison.

You kind of already have the very first row of each section. I'm under the impression that this is actually the same test but on up to 3 threads. Each subsequent score was the memory bandwidth using MMX, SSE, or Streaming on additional threads. I would record all 3. Technically the T3 would represent how much memory bandwidth total the client has, where the first really only says what can this CPU do on one thread. Honestly, triple and quad channel suffer on a single thread because a single core can't use all the available bandwidth and you really need a second thread (notice with mine where bandwidth almost doubled between 1 threads to 2 threads with quad-channel memory). Honestly, I would record all 3, then you can see what does well on one thread and what does well on multiple threads.

 

[mastrdrver]

The bandwidth is also measured using 3 different methods. Though yes it is only 3 thread load. I was thinking that it was more.

This any good?
http://img.techpowerup.org/120508/Capture065.jpg

Maybe?

 

[Chicken Patty]

You kind of already have the very first row of each section. I'm under the impression that this is actually the same test but on up to 3 threads. Each subsequent score was the memory bandwidth using MMX, SSE, or Streaming on additional threads. I would record all 3. Technically the T3 would represent how much memory bandwidth total the client has, where the first really only says what can this CPU do on one thread. Honestly, triple and quad channel suffer on a single thread because a single core can't use all the available bandwidth and you really need a second thread (notice with mine where bandwidth almost doubled between 1 threads to 2 threads with quad-channel memory). Honestly, I would record all 3, then you can see what does well on one thread and what does well on multiple threads.

So I would say just get a whole new spreadsheet for those who want to add the multi threaded one. This way we don't mix up scores and keep everything organized.

 

[coolhand411]

User Name- coolhand411
Intel/AMD- Intel
RAM- Team Xtreem LV 2400 C9 2X4GB
CPU- I5 3770K
BOARD- GA-Z77-UD5H
OPERATING SYSTEM- Windows 7 64
RAM TIMINGS- 9-11-11-28-1T
RAM SPEED- 2500
MEM COPY (MB/sec)- 30317
MEM READ (MB/sec)- 29529
MEM WRITE (MB/sec)- 25175
MEM LATENCY (ns)- 38.6



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[SonDa5]

Coolhad411 I have been eyeballing that set of ram at newegg for a few weeks. Great results.

If I wasn't such a big fan of Gskill ram I would get that set of ram.

 

[Irony]

User Name-Irony
Intel/AMD-AMD
RAM-Gskill RipjawsX 1600 2x4gb (8gb)
RAM Voltage (Optional)- 1.50
CPU-AMD 1090T x6 @4.0
BOARD-Asrock 990FX Fatal1ty AM3+
OPERATING SYSTEM-Windows 7 (64-bit)
RAM TIMINGS-10-10-10-24-2T
RAM SPEED-1600; OC to 1840
MEM COPY (MB/sec)-14415
MEM READ (MB/sec)-10918
MEM WRITE (MB/sec)-9767
MEM LATENCY (ns)-52.8

This is an old OC, just came accross this thread. I have 16gb now, just running at 1600. I think my score with those is 13147 read, don't remember the rest.

 

[Woomack]

user name- Woomack
intel/amd- intel
ram- G.Skill RipjawsX 2x2GB 2133 9-10-9-28 2T
cpu- i7 3770K
board- ASUS Maximus V Gene
operating system- Win 7 Enterprise
ram timings- 8-11-8-28 1T
ram speed- 2400 MHz
mem copy (mb/sec)- 31538
mem read (mb/sec)- 30400
mem write (mb/sec)- 27323
mem latency (ns)- 37.8



I found some "older" test and just wanted to add it.
Screenshot is without cpu-z but maxxmem/mem tweakit are showing memory timings etc. Cpu was on SS, 5.5GHz.

 

[coolhand411]

Coolhad411 I have been eyeballing that set of ram at newegg for a few weeks. Great results.

If I wasn't such a big fan of Gskill ram I would get that set of ram.

This is my second set (one bad stick on the first set)..yeah i'm also loyal Gskill fan but since i got the Xtreem RAM it's my 24/7 set ,great RAM SonDa.... get it and you won't regret it

P.S. too bad i'm IMC limited ...whish i could find binned i5/7

 

[Woomack]

This is my second set (one bad stick on the first set)..yeah i'm also loyal Gskill fan but since i got the Xtreem RAM it's my 24/7 set ,great RAM SonDa.... get it and you won't regret it

P.S. too bad i'm IMC limited ...whish i could find binned i5/7

Most IMC are limited to about 2600 on air/water. To make it run higher you need sub zero cooling and it still depends a lot from memory.
For example my TridentX 2400/Samsung IC are making up to 2600 10-10-13 but 2650+ is no boot , no matter what voltage or timings. On the same cooling all my PSC are making 2800-3000+.



pretty bad performance, have to work on that, on the other hand hard to complain as I won it in hwbot comp.

 

[coolhand411]

Yeah...but my CPU won't go north of 2400 ,i have try PCS/Hynix/Samsung (all type of settings /voltages ,etc)with no avail,if i could run 2600 strap i would be very hapy man