which ram will reach a higher fsb?

considering relaxing the timings as much as possible for the highest possible fsb?
dual 512 of these

or these

its hard to compare cause the pc3200 is designed for 5/4 and tighter timings. the pc4000 is designed for1-1 and loose timings at 250+ speeds.if u want to run them both at 1-1, the pc4000 is faster hands down. however running the pc3200 at 5/4 may actually give u a higher fsb depending on how hi it will oc. for instance if ur pc4000 tops out at 265 1-1 and the pc3200 will run to 220 at 5/4 you will be capable of a higher oc.(275 fsb). of course this also depends on how fast ur cpu will go.

thats my whole problem, i got my 4000 at 3/2 2.5 4 4 8 and i cant get past 296 fsb on a 2.4c the chip is doing fine, its my ram that is holding me back. if i go to 3 4 4 8 then i cant boot for some reason.
i was wondering is it worth trying the 3200 to try to break the 300 fsb mark

i had the same prob with my adata pc4000 it quit at 295 no matter what ratio. i discovered that the prob was with the gat. it seems (at least with my ic7) the timings related to performance acceleration (or in some mb's game acceleration or gat -pat) really screw up hi speed loose timing ram. after turning off the some of the settings-changing around the rest, i finally got it to run past 295 at 3/2 , 5/4, and 1-1

flapperhead said:

i had the same prob with my adata pc4000 it quit at 295 no matter what ratio. i discovered that the prob was with the gat. it seems (at least with my ic7) the timings related to performance acceleration (or in some mb's game acceleration or gat -pat) really screw up hi speed loose timing ram. after turning off the some of the settings-changing around the rest, i finally got it to run past 295 at 3/2 , 5/4, and 1-1

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gat? pat? explain please. where are these settings?