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Anyone used this RAM? 512mb of PC3200 for $149 isn't bad! 
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Mushkin PC3200 Promo Build any good?
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well i have a stick of PC3200 from mushkins i i must say this ram
is VERY overclockable
this stick of 512 ram i have runs @ 200 fsb.
i like the memory an the service for me has been more then excellent
is VERY overclockable
this stick of 512 ram i have runs @ 200 fsb.
i like the memory an the service for me has been more then excellent
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200 fsb is what pc3200 is rated for, your not overclocking your memory=[8c0re8]= said:well i have a stick of PC3200 from mushkins i i must say this ram
is VERY overclockable
this stick of 512 ram i have runs @ 200 fsb.
i like the memory an the service for me has been more then excellent
ive been trying to get my mushkin pc2700 at 3200 speed. the highest ive gotten is at 147fsb, 392ddr (with very relaxed timings). this is at 2.7 volts. i really dont want to push the voltage up any higher. anyone know whats the highest/safest amount?
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his fsb is only @145 but hes using a higher memory divider which is pushing his memory above 166.
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Push the voltage higher. You'd be safe giving it 2.9v. I have my RAM running at 2.8v... the extra little bump really helps.
Those Intel FSB/mem ratios mess me up every time I see them!
Those Intel FSB/mem ratios mess me up every time I see them!
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Shade00 said:
Just a tip but most Mushkin sticks act tepid with to much voltage
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Silversinksam said:
Just a tip but most Mushkin sticks act tepid with to much voltage
Mushkin themselves and a lot of review sites also note this- their sticks don't like extra voltage, and the highest you can do on low voltages is probably the highest the stick can go.
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