FlorbFnarb

Oh, so their method is just to average out user-reported performance or something? Yeah, that sounds like a pretty bad method.

Hmmm. If I google "bed sheets" some of the first results are marked as ads, but if I google "compare GPUs" then none of them are labeled as ads. I know search optimization is a thing, but if Google accepts money for higher rankings without marking them as ads, that's just deceptive. Dishonest.

I thought those were clearly marked as ads though?

Really? It's always near the top in google searches on the subject. When I google "compare GPU" the first result I get is userbenchmark.

Yeah, I think somebody on Reddit said Techpowerup was a good alternative.

It shows up basically at the top of the google rankings a lot of times; I've googled "compare GPUs" and had it pop up at the top of the list, so they get a lot of traffic. It sounds like they're just biased as hell.

I ran across people saying it on Reddit, somebody linked this video. I'm hearing a lot of people say they've even changed their scoring system to bias it towards single core performance, and this started once AMD started beating Intel in multi-core performance.

News to me. Sounds like it's been bad for a couple years now.

Will do. Pretty sure I haven't done that since I put the thing together.

Alright, I'll give it a shot. Why would I want to set the latency to 16 instead of 14 though? Is that required for the higher frequencies? I know that RAM latency has risen along with frequency.

97000% tested, no errors. Well, hopefully reconfiguring the RAM to 2400 resolved the BSOD issue, although I don't know why it would - but I haven't had a BSOD since I did it.

Looks like it worked: Will do.

I'm also getting occasional BSODs, and I'm not sure why. I already unplugged the whole damn thing, took the RAM sticks out, and reseated them from scratch. Nothing else could really be the issue; I only changed the RAM. I'm close to putting the old stuff back in to see if it persists.

Ok thanks.

Oh crap, so I have to *make* it run at 2400? Christ, I never did that with the preceding RAM either. Fucking hell. Alright thanks guys, I'll check it when I get home. I posted some screenshots of my BIOS readouts; do they look like it's running at 2400 or 2133?