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PCMark05 is a very popular system benchmark which can test almost every component of your PC. By running several and different tests, it is trying to provide results representing real world performance as close as possible. We ran only the memory series of tests and noted the memory score alone during our testing. Here we see again that higher MHz speeds will provide better scores.

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MemTach is a simple but thorough synthetic benchmark for system memory. Although it is in Alpha state, it is a good benchmark which runs many different tests. Here we see that overall higher speeds will provide better results once more, but in some tests there is actually a small performance drop or no performance improvement at higher speeds, due to the higher timings.

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RightMark Memory Analyzer is another standard memory benchmark. We ran the standard stream benchmark and noted the average results. Once again higher frequencies are faster, despite the lower timings since the speed difference is too large. The performance increases 5-8% between the different speeds and timings.