edit: I didnt know tile design Intel made in newer chips are a bit higher on latencies than 13/14gen.
SaltyBittz
What magic cpu do you have that actually will rub your ram at 9000? Your running windows, you want a bump switch to linux, still will never notice it…
nhc150
Probably about as low as you can get it with Arrow Lake and that memory frequency. The 285k usually bottoms out around 70ns with 8000+ MT/s. It’s possible to get sub-70ns with 9200 MT/s in Gear 2.
New-Signal-3940
Its good for the 285k, the max i could get is 68ns with 8800 CUDIMM. Increase D2D/ Ring to 34 or 35. No voltage adjustment needed just leave it on auto and completely stable.
TheXerme
Umm so stange, my 14900K at 7600Mhz , gives more r/W/C speed , and 54ns.
Dunno if it posible in Arrow
SaltyBittz
Prebuilt? Look it up…. Nothing prebuilt about it… Clocks 5.7gh
SaltyBittz
Hmm ya my 7945hx with 16 cores… So slow… Bought it so cheap… Faster then your mom’s interporn machine you use when she’s not shopping amazon I’m sure lil guy
SaltyBittz
Guy had a problem, I tried to help him… Now you got a problem… Sorry can’t help stupid
Panzersturm39
I have pretty much the same latency with non cudimm 6800.
Have you overclocked the fabric?
Every-Aardvark6279
Great dude, with my strix E and 285k at 4,1ghz of cache, 3,5 D2D and 30 NGU. With 7600mts cudimm at 38 46 46 46 @65432 tREFI I only get 75ns!! Yours at stock stock is good yes congrats!
I initially have my cudimm at 8000mts but I lowered the frequency and voltage to get a stable tREFI and timings even during summer or really really long gaming sessions as it is the biggest performance increase, 7600mts is exactly identical to 8000mts in games at 4k or 1080p.
65432 tREFI value was suggested by buldzoid on its 48gb cudimm kit so i did the same.
trav66011
What is your processor cache ratio running at? My L3 cache is 18ms so there’s some timing there. But I don’t have cudimms. Maybe that’s closer to normal?
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Well what’s good in your opion
No, you should aim for 55ns.
Good luck.
edit: I didnt know tile design Intel made in newer chips are a bit higher on latencies than 13/14gen.
What magic cpu do you have that actually will rub your ram at 9000? Your running windows, you want a bump switch to linux, still will never notice it…
Probably about as low as you can get it with Arrow Lake and that memory frequency. The 285k usually bottoms out around 70ns with 8000+ MT/s. It’s possible to get sub-70ns with 9200 MT/s in Gear 2.
Its good for the 285k, the max i could get is 68ns with 8800 CUDIMM. Increase D2D/ Ring to 34 or 35. No voltage adjustment needed just leave it on auto and completely stable.
Umm so stange, my 14900K at 7600Mhz , gives more r/W/C speed , and 54ns.
Dunno if it posible in Arrow
Prebuilt? Look it up…. Nothing prebuilt about it… Clocks 5.7gh
Hmm ya my 7945hx with 16 cores… So slow… Bought it so cheap… Faster then your mom’s interporn machine you use when she’s not shopping amazon I’m sure lil guy
Guy had a problem, I tried to help him… Now you got a problem… Sorry can’t help stupid
I have pretty much the same latency with non cudimm 6800.
Have you overclocked the fabric?
Great dude, with my strix E and 285k at 4,1ghz of cache, 3,5 D2D and 30 NGU. With 7600mts cudimm at 38 46 46 46 @65432 tREFI I only get 75ns!! Yours at stock stock is good yes congrats!
I initially have my cudimm at 8000mts but I lowered the frequency and voltage to get a stable tREFI and timings even during summer or really really long gaming sessions as it is the biggest performance increase, 7600mts is exactly identical to 8000mts in games at 4k or 1080p.
65432 tREFI value was suggested by buldzoid on its 48gb cudimm kit so i did the same.
What is your processor cache ratio running at? My L3 cache is 18ms so there’s some timing there. But I don’t have cudimms. Maybe that’s closer to normal?