Ultra High Performance Memory Roundup A64 Socket 939 - Page 4

jmke · 31st January 2005, 19:48

actually, TCCD performs better on A64 then on P4...

4th February 2005, 22:00

Quote:

Originally posted by GazC
Hi,

I was impressed with the article, but it raised a question I'd like to see an answer for.

Would you be able to show screenshots of Code Reds A64 Tweaker for both the Gskill LE and the Corsair when they are both at the same speeds? I'd like to see what difference accounts for Corsairs small advantage in the tests and benches at like for like speed and timings.

Thanks.

I guess it's a secret then? Oh well, it was a good review besides that. I hope Corsair are looking after you

Sidney · 4th February 2005, 22:04

Quote:

I guess it's a secret then?

Oh well, pretty demanding guy; as if people are sitting down doing nothing but to wait for your order.

Smilie face doesn't hide your real manner; rather poor attitude.

Added:

Should/could have asked "Any update? Please".

4th February 2005, 22:44

Oh I'm sorry, I didn't mean to offend. I'ts just that the review has been up for a while and it doesn't take five minutes to swap a couple of sticks of ram and run them at the same speed does it.

Again, I apologise for bringing my "poor" attitude to your forum (the smiley wasn't meant to hide anything, btw). You are they guys who post these reviews and I realise that it takes time to do the whole thing. But what I requested takes five minutes. I had a genuine curiosity as to what the difference was and have asked several times for an explaination. I'm really sorry my patience run-out before you could get around to sattisfying the curiosity of one of your readers.

I don't have a poor attitude and I'm sorry you think so and I don't command anyone, or expect too. If you guys really have too much on your plate you could send the Gskill and the corsair my way and I'll find out for myself, it'd only take five minutes and then I could share the info that you don't have time to share and then return the ram to you.

Still, no harm done. Eh?

Sidney · 5th February 2005, 00:15

Quote:

I guess it's a secret then? Oh well, it was a good review besides that. I hope Corsair are looking after you

Explain "it's a secret" and "hope Corsair are looking after you".
What are you trying to say?

14th June 2005, 12:40

Nice review

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4th February 2005, 22:44	#34
GazC Posts: n/a	Oh I'm sorry, I didn't mean to offend. I'ts just that the review has been up for a while and it doesn't take five minutes to swap a couple of sticks of ram and run them at the same speed does it. Again, I apologise for bringing my "poor" attitude to your forum (the smiley wasn't meant to hide anything, btw). You are they guys who post these reviews and I realise that it takes time to do the whole thing. But what I requested takes five minutes. I had a genuine curiosity as to what the difference was and have asked several times for an explaination. I'm really sorry my patience run-out before you could get around to sattisfying the curiosity of one of your readers. I don't have a poor attitude and I'm sorry you think so and I don't command anyone, or expect too. If you guys really have too much on your plate you could send the Gskill and the corsair my way and I'll find out for myself, it'd only take five minutes and then I could share the info that you don't have time to share and then return the ram to you. Still, no harm done. Eh?