Intel has
released the newest processor for computer desktop. Process with code name
Sandy Bridge-E supports main 4 canals memory, up 1 canal from previous Intel high
end variant . As usual, main memory
manufacture start to offers the match
kit. One of them is Kingston KHX1600C9D3K4/16GX .
From Kingston.
This kit consists of 4 strips DDR3 each
has capacity 4GB and designed for run on 800MHz ( DDR3-1600).
So it can
walk on 800MHz easily, Kingston offers its profile on Intel XMP ( Extreme Memory
Profile ). When this special profile is active.
Kingston HyperX Genesis will run on 800MHz with timing 9-9-9-27 and working
voltage that still “high”, 1.65V. If XMP not used , automatically will run on 667MHz ( DDR3-1333 ) with timing
9-9-9-24 and working voltage 1.5 V – the standard voltage of DDR3.
From
performance, beside big capacity, 4 main canals memory offers max theoretical bandwidth bigger of 2 or 3 canals ( although practically
not always ), So it’s normal if the performance is fast. When I tried to
overclock, I get a lil bit higher from 866MHz with XMP voltage.
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