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Review: Kingston's DDR3 2,000MHz 6GB Core i7 memory kit

by Tarinder Sandhu on 10 March 2009, 13:20 3.95

Tags: HyperX DDR3-2,000 6GB, Kingston

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Bandwidth, latency, and HEXUS.PiFast

Sisoft Sandra 2009 SP2 (15.72) - float buffered
Corsair DDR3-2,000 CL7 6GBKingston HyperX DDR3-2,000 CL8Crucial Ballistix DDR3-1,600 C
33.6824.6524.4


The Sisoft Sandra result is much lower than expected, yet consistent over many runs. We can only surmise that the version of Sandra used, v15.72, interpreted the 4GB/6GB anomaly, detailed on the previous page, to the detriment of the score.

However, run Lavalys' Everest 5.0 and the benchmark result is exactly where it should be - around 20GB/s read and 16.5GB/s write.

Sciencemark 2 memory latency
Corsair DDR3-2,000 CL7 6GBKingston HyperX DDR3-2,000 CL8Crucial Ballistix DDR3-1,600 C
2524.6532.52


Latency, though, works out just fine.

HEXUS.PiFast - calculation to 10m places
Corsair DDR3-2,000 CL7 6GBKingston HyperX DDR3-2,000 CL8Crucial Ballistix DDR3-1,600 C
26.526.5626.85


Put them together and there's nothing in it with respect to HEXUS.PiFast, which you can download here and try for yourself.