Windows Task Manager will now show MT/s as memory speed

Windows will now show MT/s instead of MHz The Windows Task Manager, easily the most evolving part of the operating system, will go through an interesting change. Memory companies aim for gigahertz to increase performance, but in reality, the effective memory speed has nothing to do with actual frequency. Due to how DDR technology works, memory can execute more operations per second than the clock rate suggests. Consequently, the actual speed exceeds what is displayed as real-world frequency in tools such as CPU-Z. Yet, memory makers still rely on MHz because it is easier to understand to customers. However, this…

Keep on reading: Windows Task Manager will now show MT/s as memory speed Windows will now show MT/s instead of MHz The Windows Task Manager, easily the most evolving part of the operating system, will go through an interesting change. Memory companies aim for gigahertz to increase performance, but in reality, the effective memory speed has nothing to do with actual frequency. Due to how DDR technology works, memory can execute more operations per second than the clock rate suggests. Consequently, the actual speed exceeds what is displayed as real-world frequency in tools such as CPU-Z. Yet, memory makers still rely on MHz because it is easier to understand to customers. However, this…Keep on reading: Windows Task Manager will now show MT/s as memory speed Read More VideoCardz.com