Which memory for High FSB ocing on a ASUS A7N8X

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Just like the title says. What brand memory are you guys using to OC you A7N8X boards to 190+ FSB settings?

 

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Corsair XMS3200/3500 seem to be the popular sticks. I use XMS3200 and it's running 200MHz FSB just fine.

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I use pc3500... timings are 2.5-2-3-4 at 204fsb. dual channel of course!

 

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Accurate said:

I use pc3500... timings are 2.5-2-3-4 at 204fsb. dual channel of course!

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What brand memory do you use?

 

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2 sticks of OCZ PC3200 EL Dual Channel at 205 FSB CAS 2 2 2 6 settings in dual channel sync on A7N8X Deluxe with chipset volt modification set at 1.80V.

 

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2x256 OCZ pc3500 EL i posted at 225 with a chipset voltmod, but was not stable, im @ 215 right now 6-3-3-2 1.85 volts to chipset

 

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Corsair XMS3200C2 - It's very nice stuff.

 

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I recommend Twinmos with the 5ns Winbond Chips... it will save you some $ and it is excellent! Here are 2 256MB sticks in dual channel, sync with tight timings you can get the Twinmos here: http://store.yahoo.com/memx/gn256pc3200.html

I also like my OCZ EL 3500:

 

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i use corsair xms 3200 LLPT ram, i run at 210 FSB perfectly fine.

timings.. 3-2-2-2

 

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Man, I wish I knew about those memory. I paid a hefty fine for a nice pair of Corsair XMS PC3500 C2. Either way, it works (the PC3200 costed nearly the same as the PC3500)... but right now, I'm not in the "stable" stage... still experimenting.