Aeneon XTune 2GB DDR3 - 1600 Mhz Memory - DDR3 Comparison - Everest Ultimate Testing

Everest Ultimate Comparison Testing:

For all of this testing, I will be comparing this memory to some other DDR3 memory we have tested in the past. For more information on each set of memory, please refer to the links below which go to our full review of each set of memory.

• Aeneon XTune 2GB DDR3 -1333 Mhz
• Crucial Ballistix 2GB DDR3-12800 (1600 Mhz)
• Super Talent Project X 2GB DDR3 - 1800 Mhz

I am expecting the results from Everest Ultimate to be very similar to the Sisoft Sandra testing, but it will also be interesting to see how the memory compares to each other in categories such as Read, Write and Copy.

Everest Ultimate Read Bandwidth Comparison:

I'm expecting the results of the Everest testing to be very similar to the Sisoft testing, however the Everest testing breaks the testing down into 3 difference categories, but I'm still expecting close to the same results.

Everest Ultimate Read Bandwidth Test @ 1066 Mhz (All results in MB/s, Higher is Better)

Everest Ultimate Read Bandwidth Test @ 1333 Mhz (All results in MB/s, Higher is Better)

Everest Ultimate Read Bandwidth Test @ 1600 Mhz (All results in MB/s, Higher is Better)

Everest Ultimate Read Bandwidth Test @ 1700 Mhz (All results in MB/s, Higher is Better)

Everest Ultimate Write Bandwidth Comparison:

Everest Ultimate Write Bandwidth Test @ 1066 Mhz (All results in MB/s, Higher is Better)

Everest Ultimate Write Bandwidth Test @ 1333 Mhz (All results in MB/s, Higher is Better)

Everest Ultimate Write Bandwidth Test @ 1600 Mhz (All results in MB/s, Higher is Better)

Everest Ultimate Write Bandwidth Test @ 1700 Mhz (All results in MB/s, Higher is Better)

Everest Ultimate Copy Bandwidth Comparison:

Everest Ultimate Copy Bandwidth Test @ 1066 Mhz (All results in MB/s, Higher is Better)

Everest Ultimate Copy Bandwidth Test @ 1333 Mhz (All results in MB/s, Higher is Better)

Everest Ultimate Copy Bandwidth Test @ 1600 Mhz (All results in MB/s, Higher is Better)

Everest Ultimate Copy Bandwidth Test @ 1700 Mhz (All results in MB/s, Higher is Better)

In all the Everest testing, the results were very similar, both kits of Aeneon were very close to each other, and even in the higher testing where the Super Talent memory was the winner, the Aeneon wasn't far behind, and in the grand scheme of things you'd be unable to tell the difference in performance between the two.

Overall the testing was very interesting, and both tests showed the same results, while the Aeneon DDR3-1600 Mhz memory might not have come out on top of all the tests, it was very close in most of the tests we preformed, and overall the performance was very good in my opinion.