P4C800-E Deluxe....Memory

aronmartin

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I am currently running 2x256 Corsair XMS PC3200 LLPT v1.1, I would like to be able to have my divider set for 1:1, Does the higher ram work fine in this mobo? I know I can go to PC3500 but how about more if so how much? I have been looking at the ever popular Corsair PC3500 v1.1 - But would it be better to just get PC4000 for cheaper? Thanx in advance

 

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Look at my Signature, I use OCZ pc4200 which I love very very fast and to stable. If you wnat to have a 1:1 divider on That mobo The Fran freqency has to be set to 400.

1 tip buy a 1 gig kit not a 512. I boght a 512mb kit and wish it has been a 1 gb. now I need more memory and am stuck with 512mb, the memeory si so good thogh. Go with OCZ pc4400. Not corsair

 

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your mb is probably the finest 1or2 boards out there. it IS the most memory friendly. it will work with ALOT of different speed modules

 

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Id go for pc4000 or above

 

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aronmartin

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Thanks for the replys - I think I will go with pc4000 or above when I get new ram, Either OCZ or Corsair 1gb. Should I get a matched set kit for dual channel?

 

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yes yes yes, Pls do Big performance incrase, I would go with The OCZ. They are what all of the highest Overclcokers use, as you see in my SiG I can get that chip up to 3.7 ghz if needed

 

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Scotch said:

yes yes yes, Pls do Big performance incrase, I would go with The OCZ. They are what all of the highest Overclcokers use, as you see in my SiG I can get that chip up to 3.7 ghz if needed

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is that on air??? if it is, would u consider selling it???

 

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No way and yes on air stock cooling

 

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aronmartin

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wow thats pretty good on stock cooling... that thing must get really hot, I'm just using air cooling too... but its far from stock