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    Detailed memory article over at Anandtech

    http://www.anandtech.com/show/3851/e...-afraid-to-ask

    Something of a refresh on their previous article about what the most important timings are for the new Intel CPU's. Definitely worth reading.

    Quote Originally Posted by Anandtech.com
    However, during the course of testing these kits, our focus shifted from writing a memory review (showing the same old boring graphs) to compiling something far more meaningful: a guide to memory optimization and addressing, including a detailed look at important memory timings, and an accounting of some of Intel’s lesser-known memory controller features. As such, this article should make a very compelling read for those of you interested in learning more about some of the design and engineering that goes into making memory work, and how a little understanding can go a long way when looking for creative ways to improve memory performance…
    Last edited by James; 08-16-2010 at 12:07 PM.

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    I read it too, well worth the time and a good read done well. DDR3 did change some of the rules of the game.
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    I wish they'd do more articles like this.
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    First i thought is jus one page, more like a comparation article, few technical infos.. But then i realised it has a next link button and many more sections. Indeed it worth reading.

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