fillet on 19 November 2012
| hivycox said: Did they test the RAM ?? I mean just to read the model number on the chip and posting the normal numbers isn't very credible if you know what i mean. Like the GPU, the RAM can as well be modified. And why does everybody forget about the eDRAM ?! "It's bashing Nintendo-time folks" chill out guys..and never underestemate japanese people with their experience with tech.. I'm sure they know the wii u is strong enough ;) |
It's 100% credible and is 100% the speed the RAM is rated to, it might be able to perform a bit faster but what it's rated at in writing on the chip when looking up the data on spec sheets will be what it is guaranteed to run at without failiure.
Manufactuers using RAM chips don't overclock RAM unless they have special cooling in places for overclocked editions of graphics cards or in rare cases for normal low speed system RAM where a particular run of chips is performing consistently above standard.
