Memory Tweak shows scores that are not reflected on the efficiency of system memory

[sandro c]

Hi guis

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Thanks to all those who have spoken, we are in a fantastic Forum,
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sandro c

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[sdmf74]

You can read Noden's post above for what tREFI does.

The software has a bug. When I grouped these settings for MemtweakIT, the algorithm I sent the R&D team was set to add a multiple of tREFI to the score, so something must have got lost in translation somewhere. I will check up with Shammy when he gets time to nudge them. May take a while...



The software is supposed to be for fun anyway. Shammy wanted me to score it without weighting it heavily on some of the primaries. I went for something more realistic first, but Shammy rightly wanted something everyone could play in without having to buy high performance memory kits. It's not supposed to be real-world reflective but is supposed to be fun. Treat it as such...

Boy you wasnt kidding when you said it would be a while! Whats ol shammy up to these days? I wonder if he still has that task in the back of his mind "man I gotta tweak those memtweakit algoritms still"

Overclocking is fun too but god forbid you use memtweakit as one of your tools to quickly check a quick oc. Unless of course you omit the trefi timing altogether!