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I know ppl are getting crazy FSB with 2100 crucial sticks, but they all seem to be of the 256 kind. What would you recommend for high FSB on a single 512 stick?
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crucial.
they're the best company for quality, and a good return policy.
that and they often have free 2nd day shipping
they're the best company for quality, and a good return policy.
that and they often have free 2nd day shipping
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Single 512 stick? Depends...can't ever go wrong with Corsair though. I've seen their pc3200 sticks running in the 240-250fsb range, both at 256 and 512mb.
Personally, I've got a stick of samsung ctl (the old stuff that sucks voltage)....great stuff if you can find it, but Corsair can't really be beat right now.
Personally, I've got a stick of samsung ctl (the old stuff that sucks voltage)....great stuff if you can find it, but Corsair can't really be beat right now.
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and both corsair and crucial use different companies chips. samsung has been seen on crucial.mook said:
buy the level of service you want.
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mook said:
I second that I hear good stories of corsair xms
Are you asking about a Crucial stick or just any brand? If only Crucial, I think their highest rated ram is PC2700, then I'd get that. Although people overclock their ram a lot, I'd rather have a higher guaranteed speed on memory then a lower one and try to overclock getting that speed. At least that way, you'd have more of a chance to OC higher than the lower rated speed. Of course if this is any brand, I'd rather get the XMS 3200 and get the guaranteed speed of 200MHz
What timings were those guys using? Didn't think XMS 3200 would go to DDR 500.
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I'll let you in on a little secret.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=4589
Look at the clock speed, look at the timings, and then look at the voltage.
I'd love to get that stick attached to a Nforce2
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=4589
Look at the clock speed, look at the timings, and then look at the voltage.
I'd love to get that stick attached to a Nforce2
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mook said:I'll let you in on a little secret.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=4589
Look at the clock speed, look at the timings, and then look at the voltage.
I'd love to get that stick attached to a Nforce2
GAAH! That's faster than pc1200 RDRAM!
Good stuff. I definately recommend Corsair. They even have a cas2 pc3500 out now. 217FSB, cas2! Good stuff if you can get the rest of your system to go that fast! I'd venture that you'll need a better board to do that, but I've been proven wrong before.
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I don't plan to do 180 and over so i hear Crucial or corsair is good. Thanks everyone.
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Then a pc2700 or pc3000 corsair XMS stick would be perfect. (rated for 166 and 185fsb, respectively. Available in Cas2.)
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Crucial xms 3200 2.0
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