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DDR3 Week Round-Up


Author:  Jason Dumbaugh
Date:  2008.08.15
Topic:  Memory
Provider:  Kingston, Corsair, PQI, Super Talent, Patriot
Manufacturer:  Kingston, Corsair, PQI, Super Talent, Patriot






DDR3 Week Round-Up

DDR3 Week Roundup

Performance Test 6.1:

Operations:

Higher numbers are better.

Model:
Operations 1375
Operations 1600
Operations 1800
Kingston 1375
582.2
0
0
Corsair 1600
893.9
827.9
0
Kingston 1600
567.9
581.7
0
PQI 1600
888.2
882.8
0
Super Talent 1800
572.3
570.4
585.3
Patriot 1800
761.5
774.5
0

Performance Test Operations

As you can see, the Corsair RAM and the PQI RAM seemed to dominate the top spot in numbers for the 1375 test. Once we shifted our attention to the 1600 test, Corsairs numbers seemed to drop off a bit, while PQI's numbers stayed strong. Remember that our PQI RAM is running at 1550MHz instead of the 1600MHz as well.

 

Memory Mark:

Higher numbers are better.

Model:
Memory Mark 1375
Memory Mark 1600
Memory Mark 1800
Kingston 1375
653.9
0
0
Corsair 1600
672.3
667.7
0
Kingston 1600
652.6
655.7
0
PQI 1600
668.5
669.4
0
Super Talent 1800
651.4
651.8
653.4
Patriot 1800
661.7
666.6
0

Memory Mark

As we can see in this picture, the Corsair is #1 in the 1375 test, followed by the PQI in 2nd and the Patriot kit in 3rd. As we shift to the 1600 test, the graph levels out more, giving PQI the slight edge over the other two sets. Remember that our PQI RAM is running at 1550MHz instead of the 1600MHz as well.

 

PassMark:

Higher numbers are better.

Model:
PassMark 1375
PassMark 1600
PassMark 1800
Kingston 1375
117.7
0
0
Corsair 1600
121.0
120.2
0
Kingston 1600
117.5
118.0
0
PQI 1600
120.3
120.5
0
Super Talent 1800
117.3
117.3
117.6
Patriot 1800
119.1
120.0
0

PassMark

Our results from this test are the same as the test above. We see that Corsair is #1 in the 1375 test, followed by the PQI in 2nd and the Patriot kit in 3rd. As we shift to the 1600 test, the graph levels out more, giving PQI the slight edge over the other two sets. Remember that our PQI RAM is running at 1550MHz instead of the 1600MHz.

 

Real Time Pricing:



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