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Originally Posted by DeathAndPain Well I always wondered what that "Fastest System Performance" thing actually meant. I mean, we all want fastest performance, don't we? But that could be an explanation: - "Normal" system performance means the BIOS times the memory as you tell it to
- "Fastest" system performance assumes you are a fool to select such an option, and the memory makers know better, so it ignores your BIOS memory settings and always uses the SPD information
I know this sounds cynical, but it seems in accordance with the symptoms. |
Normal is usually very conservative.. or the slowest timings the mobo can handle. Fastest is usually somewhere in the middle, and Turbo is aggressive. Usually, you can set to manual, and go even tighter.