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Subject: Re: Since the CPU is what really count for Chess !

Author: Tom Kerrigan

Date: 14:13:13 03/18/03

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On March 18, 2003 at 17:02:22, Aaron Gordon wrote:

>The motherboard is an Abit BP6. There's also 4-way interleaving on the Abit KT7,
>KT7a, BH6, Be6, Be6-2, BX6, BX6-2, etc. Tons and tons of boards support 2 & 4
>way. Also if I recall correctly it treats 1 dimm as "2" banks. Back in the day
>when enabling 4-way interleave with two Kingmax PC150 dimms (256mb per) I saw at
>least a 20% fps increase in Quake3. I still have the KT7a if you want me to run
>any tests.

Makes sense. Why have a _DUAL_ inline memory module if it doesn't do
interleaving?

-Tom

• Re: Since the CPU is what really count for Chess ! Robert Hyatt 15:25:45 03/18/03
  • Re: Since the CPU is what really count for Chess ! Tom Kerrigan 16:49:17 03/18/03
    • Re: Since the CPU is what really count for Chess ! Robert Hyatt 20:26:10 03/18/03
      • Re: Since the CPU is what really count for Chess ! Matt Taylor 09:20:19 03/19/03
        • Re: Since the CPU is what really count for Chess ! Robert Hyatt 11:10:25 03/19/03
          • Re: Since the CPU is what really count for Chess ! Matt Taylor 13:22:55 03/19/03

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