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extremecorvette
10-24-03, 02:44 PM
What is the best memory for NF7-S 2.0 mobo? Post what voltage your using and speed you at. Thanks

Cytomax
10-26-03, 10:44 PM
when you mean best are you talking about pc 3200 speed or you mean company?

extremecorvette
10-26-03, 11:21 PM
What is the best memory for OC

9mmCensor
10-26-03, 11:26 PM
Single channel PC-3200 or PC-3500 - it all depends on your budget - obviously the 3500 will give you more headroom. Aim for tight timings in the RAM. Corsair, OCZ, Geil are all known to make good RAM for overclocking.

CrashOveride
10-26-03, 11:44 PM
I liek Buffalo because its cheap and in most cases uses the same chips as the bigger brands (Corsair and Mushkin for example).

Buffalo's PC3700 uses winbond BH-5 chips wich are known to be VERY GOOD OCer's esp if you voltmod and run it w/ high voltages.

Their PC4300 also uses the same chips as some Mushkin and Corsiar (PC3700 and PC4000 respectivly, and they are Hynix chips, not sure of the version though).

Corsair and Mushkin are also great and come with fancy heatspreaders and or flashing LEDs and cost a good bit more.

dryars
10-27-03, 09:24 AM
Kingston Hyper X 3000 256 rev.A01 or 3200 KHX3200/???. These sticks use BH5 as well. I personally own the 3200 because I could not find the 3000 rev.A01. At 2.8v my max fsb seems to be 227 1:1 dual channel.

stan03
10-27-03, 10:37 AM
pretty much anything with BH-5 will give good overclocking results... and didn't you post the other thread about Mushkin? why not get that?

Banyan
10-27-03, 03:15 PM
Originally posted by dryars
Kingston Hyper X 3000 256 rev.A01 or 3200 KHX3200/???. These sticks use BH5 as well. I personally own the 3200 because I could not find the 3000 rev.A01. At 2.8v my max fsb seems to be 227 1:1 dual channel.

are you positive it's the A01 sticks and not the A00 sticks that use BH-5's? A01 are the newer revisions from what i have read...

extremecorvette
10-27-03, 03:49 PM
Is one stick better for OC than two sticks? And whick setup will have better performance?

dryars
10-27-03, 05:00 PM
Originally posted by Banyan


are you positive it's the A01 sticks and not the A00 sticks that use BH-5's? A01 are the newer revisions from what i have read...

Yep.. check the BH5 Pricelist sticky at the top.

dryars
10-27-03, 05:10 PM
Originally posted by extremecorvette
Is one stick better for OC than two sticks?

Generally speaking, 1 stick will OC better than dual channel(DC) but by only a few fsb. The fact that you will be running your memory in DC will almost negate that fact anyways, or the difference will be negligable(sp?).

And whick setup will have better performance?

The DC setup will. I don't have any solid numbers on hand but the concensus seems to be anywhere from 3%-%10 at most.