Corsair CMX256A-3200C2 Opinion

cubaxp

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• Aug 17, 2004

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I really need your help by telling me what's your opinion about this corsair's memory.

Corsair CMX256A-3200C2
http://www.corsairmicro.com/corsair/products/specs/cmx256a-3200c2.pdf

thanks, you'll help me a lot with this!!!

 

Tekko

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• Aug 18, 2004

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on what platform and for what use, it might help us better help you

 

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cubaxp

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• Aug 18, 2004

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Pardon these are my specs:
- MoBo AOpen AX4SPE-UN (Intel 865PE)
- CPU P4C 2.8 Ghz (Bus 800)
- Memory ... u know!!!!
- HDD 2x80Gb Maxtor ATA100
- Video Card HIS Excalibur Radeon 9600 Pro 128Mb DDR

The use is for gaming...!!!!

 

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cubaxp

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• Aug 21, 2004

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please dont leave me alone on this!!!!!

 

Tismedt

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• Aug 21, 2004

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I don't run Intel platform so I can't say for sure but when this memory first came out about a yr ago it was some of the best around and was made with bh-5 chips. Since then things have changed as you know so who knows. Corsair is a very good company and even with the worst 3200c2 stick you'll get a decent OC.

 

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cubaxp

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• Aug 22, 2004

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Thanks "Tismedt".... anything else????

 

Vengance_01

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• Aug 22, 2004

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I bought two sticks of this about a year ago when the NF2 boards first came out. Its a PC3200 XMS rev 1.1. I could un around 250with 11/2/2/2 timmings in my DFI board but at 3.3volts I am not sure what chips are in there now. If you can find PC3500 Corsair, all of that was BH-5.

 

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• Aug 22, 2004

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You certain that all of Corsair's PC3500 are BH-5?