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If any of you have any questions about this product, I will gladly assist you.
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What voltage is the "stock" for that 
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damn it says 2.8 is that stock or highest it should go?? ( im think that is stock ) my max is 2.8 on my mobo. I have a 2.4 p4 how much would i be able to overclock with that ram at stock speed?
) my max is 2.8 on my mobo. I have a 2.4 p4 how much would i be able to overclock with that ram at stock speed?- Joined
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The memory will work at 533 MHZ @ 2.8 volts, per specification. To do more extreme overclocking, Epox makes a board that goes above 3 volts on the VDIMM. You can risk doing a volt mod on your mainboard, but that would invalidate your mainboard warranty.
What mainboard do you run, if I may ask?
What mainboard do you run, if I may ask?
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I sure wish more companies would get those timings down for these high speed sticks, those timings are rough. Looks like some speeeeedddyyy stuff though.
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Actually, it is CL 2.5-4-4-7, which is better than our competition's PC3700/4000 parts.
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The thing many people forget to realize is that as the clock cycle of chips is reduced, the timings will have to go up no matter what. You prolly won't see 2-2-2-6 timings on a 4ns chip, and if you do it won't be for some time. 10ns seems to be the limit for CAS Latency, CAS-to-RAS Delay, and RAS-precharge. 4ns chips running at DDR500 with timings of 3-3-3-8 will reach 12ns, with a CL of 2.5 they reach a CL of 10ns.
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