I just tested my New SSD out... you have socks on?

[sherwind2010]

What is it?

I thought I pulled this one on you last year! Maybe next year I'll do it again??

 

[Marzipan]

I thought I pulled this one on you last year! Maybe next year I'll do it again??

your being so elusive is beginning to get annoying.

 

[sherwind2010]

your being so elusive is beginning to get annoying.

What? I never posted anything in like 6 months... That is 2 years in internet time.

 

[Marzipan]

What? I never posted anything in like 6 months... That is 2 years in internet time.

so you torture us by not sharing the information we need to know / understand what we're looking at and envying?

 

[gingerbee]

it's a ram cache lowfat nail on the head. He's trolling is the only thing I can come up with I guess he's bored, no harm no foul. just ignore if its bugs ya I guess

 

[Marzipan]

it's a ram cache lowfat nail on the head. He's trolling is the only thing I can come up with I guess he's bored, no harm no foul. just ignore if its bugs ya I guess

no no...that he won't reveal what bits he's using to achieve the bandwidth is what's bugging me. LoL!

 

[sherwind2010]

It is ImDisk, you can set the Disk to whatever you want... So, going from 2 ram sticks to 4 doubles the speed of ram disk? I wonder if one 16GB sick is as fast as two 8GB sicks.

 

[Marzipan]

It is ImDisk, you can set the Disk to whatever you want... So, going from 2 ram sticks to 4 doubles the speed of ram disk? I wonder if one 16GB sick is as fast as two 8GB sicks.

very cool. what HDD and / or SSD did you pair with the RAM? what speed was the RAM?

 

[lowfat]

It is ImDisk, you can set the Disk to whatever you want... So, going from 2 ram sticks to 4 doubles the speed of ram disk? I wonder if one 16GB sick is as fast as two 8GB sicks.

Going to 4 sticks would only improve if you had a motherboard w/ quad channel ram. One stick would absolutely be slower than two. The faster the ram and tighter the timings are what will increase the speed of a ram cache / ram drive. But real world performance is barely going to change.

 

[sherwind2010]

I have a 275gb crucial mx300 for windows, the Patriot’s Viper RGB (PVR416G320C6KW) was set to 3600MHz, Tested Timings: 17-19-19-39... the write speed were about 2% higher from 3200MHz Timings: 16-18-18-36.