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I just installed 6 more gigs of memory ( making a total of 8) and it seems my memory scores are about the same...my overall seems to be lower. I know that there can be problems with memory over 8 gigs but i disabled my JMicron IDE and everything has been running great. I have posted my specs and scores. Maybe I'm expecting too much. Thanks for any help.post-87595-1229722847_thumb.jpg

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I just installed 6 more gigs of memory ( making a total of 8) and it seems my memory scores are about the same...my overall seems to be lower. I know that there can be problems with memory over 8 gigs but i disabled my JMicron IDE and everything has been running great. I have posted my specs and scores. Maybe I'm expecting too much. Thanks for any help.

 

Your memory bandwidth scores are not going to improve unless you lowered the latency/increased the speed it is running at anyways. Adding more memory would help with benchmarks that require/can use more physical memory in order to run them I don't think that is the case with Geekbench but would be with something like Cinebench where it comes in handy rendering the scenes. That said your scores are about a third less than mine which is to be expected as your processors are running at that much lower than mine so I would say everything is as it should be.

Your memory bandwidth scores are not going to improve unless you lowered the latency/increased the speed it is running at anyways. Adding more memory would help with benchmarks that require/can use more physical memory in order to run them I don't think that is the case with Geekbench but would be with something like Cinebench where it comes in handy rendering the scenes. That said your scores are about a third less than mine which is to be expected as your processors are running at that much lower than mine so I would say everything is as it should be.

 

Sounds good, thanks for the info. ;)

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