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Got this laptop back in March.
you will notice a little gain from the 1600 MHz ram, but given your laptops specs you should be able to run something with a lower latency just fine, so I would try to find something with tighter timings... Then you will really see more of an improvement from your investment.Well, I just found 8GB of 1600MHz RAM -> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231482
For 35$ and free shipping. I'm tempted to go for it, but I'm not 100% sure.
Thanks for the tip
I think if you upgrade your cabel your screen goes up to 120hz..
I'm pissed mine isn't at the max...
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notsureifsrs.Not a bad score actually. You could get 7.9 on graphics by downloading the latest drivers, and 7.9 on your memory if you have it running at the correct speeds/timingsIt's impossible to get 7.9 for the processor since it requires a 5.6ghz overclock which is impossible without liquid nitrogen cooling.
notsureifsrs.
Well, I just found 8GB of 1600MHz RAM -> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231482
For 35$ and free shipping. I'm tempted to go for it, but I'm not 100% sure.
Thanks for the tip
Lol? Why's that? My graphics was 7.5 before I updated drivers and my memory was 7.8 before I set the x.m.p. profile. Reported for spam.
I love how you assume I was referring to the drivers.
For one, it's the type of processor that determines the score, not the GHz alone, IE. A celeron @ 5.6GHz wouldnt hit 7.9, but a 3570k could. And you don't need w/e the fuck cooling you said, a custom WC loop(not that shit corsair crap) can easily cool a gem CPU to 5.6. Before you go asking what a gem CPU is, it's say the best OCer from said batch, like it can reach high clocks @ low volts, or be stable @ higher volts compared to others.
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Saying nothing. This is my old Acer laptop btw, not sure what my desktop's is. I know nothing about what all the numbers mean anyway :')

