how good is this ram for overclocking my 2.8c and yes i will run it in dual channel
http://www.komusa.com/1gbkit5pc53d1.html
thanx in advance
http://www.komusa.com/1gbkit5pc53d1.html
thanx in advance
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how good is this ram?
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One word for you: SEARCH!
The answer you are looking for lies about four threads down from yours.
http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=323580
The answer you are looking for lies about four threads down from yours.
http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=323580
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Daewood said:
this is very good overcloking ram and inexpensive.. as adelphia said if u do a search u will find alot of posts from people who have bought it. check out the main thread (about 8000 hits) it tells u anything u dreamed of about this ram..
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Based on the reviews, and for the price, I really don't think you can go wrong with that RAM, especially for a P4 system.
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Daewood said:
make sure u go into the pulldown box and select adata modules.. sorry i dont understand ur question about timings..
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Daewood said:
Yes, the motherboard will detect the RAMs SPD timings (default latencies), which will allow it to run PC4200 speeds.
You may be able to adjust latencies to increase performance / fsb, but that enters you into the realm of overclocking where such speeds are not guaranteed. Using SPD timings, you should be able to hit PC4200 speeds and then some.
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