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Line 28: Theoretically, dual-channel configurations double the memory bandwidth when compared to single-channel configurations. This should not be confused with [[double data rate]] (DDR) memory, which doubles the usage of DRAM bus by transferring data both on the rising and falling edges of the memory bus clock signals. A benchmark performed by [[TweakTown]], using [[SiSoftware]] Sandra, measured around 70% increase in performance of a quadruple-channel configuration, when compared to a dual-channel configuration.<ref name="tweaktown-banchmark">{{cite web \| url = http://www.tweaktown.com/articles/4416/intel_x79_quad_channel_and_z68_dual_channel_memory_performance_analysis/index.html \| title = Intel X79 Quad Channel and Z68 Dual Channel Memory Performance Analysis

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