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Author: Steve
Date: 02/01/2012

[ Gaming Frequency Performance ]

Here we see when testing with Dirt 3 that the memory frequency has virtually no impact on performance at either tested resolution.

It is the same case with Just Cause 2 as we again find no difference between the various memory frequencies.

Finally The Witcher 2 confirms what we have seen in the previous two games, the memory frequency has no impact on gaming performance.

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Posted on: 02/08/2012 08:30 PM
wow I am actually quite surprised by the results. If you were going to buy the 3820 instead of the 2700K for example you might as well just start with an 8GB kit.

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Posted on: 02/13/2012 09:30 PM
What I want to know is when will the Core i7-3820 go on sale? I really want one and this info is useful for that purchase  ;)