OP OP S Sporego In Runtime Messages 263 Jul 26, 2010 #11 shozzking said: they're both pretty much even. the pi has a faster clock but the sector 7 has lower timings that make up for it. and I can almost guarantee that you could raise the timings on the sector 7 to 9-9-9-27 and then get it to 2000MHz if you felt like it. Click to expand... You mean the sector 7 has a faster clock And the pi has lower timeings
shozzking said: they're both pretty much even. the pi has a faster clock but the sector 7 has lower timings that make up for it. and I can almost guarantee that you could raise the timings on the sector 7 to 9-9-9-27 and then get it to 2000MHz if you felt like it. Click to expand... You mean the sector 7 has a faster clock And the pi has lower timeings
R Remeniz Fully Optimized Messages 3,390 Location England Jul 26, 2010 #12 Sporego said: Its Sector 7 vs G Skill Pi So which one is faster? Click to expand... In theory, maybe and on paper, the Sector 7's with their 2000Mhz operating speed. Practically though I feel the G.Skill's will be the better performer with a 'sweet spot' i7 operating Fq and tighter timings.
Sporego said: Its Sector 7 vs G Skill Pi So which one is faster? Click to expand... In theory, maybe and on paper, the Sector 7's with their 2000Mhz operating speed. Practically though I feel the G.Skill's will be the better performer with a 'sweet spot' i7 operating Fq and tighter timings.
S shozzking Daemon Poster Messages 732 Jul 26, 2010 #13 sorry, i mixed them up. I meant to say that you should get the Pi stuff.
S shozzking Daemon Poster Messages 732 Jul 26, 2010 #15 they're both really similar, pi is cheaper and you could easily clock it to match the speeds of the sector 7 ram
they're both really similar, pi is cheaper and you could easily clock it to match the speeds of the sector 7 ram
