donno if anyone noticed, but in the past few days slick deals has been just rolling out the ram promotions from frys.
http://shop3.outpost.com/product/5162136
http://shop3.outpost.com/product/4954981
http://shop3.outpost.com/product/5220847
from top to bottom best to worst.
question is, would I benefit from it?
right now I have an E4300 in a arock dual775 mobo running 1gb(2x512) of some high quality PC3200 2-2-2 DDR ram.
my FSB maxes in the 180's... which is sad, but Im not sure if its my ram or the mobo thats hurting me. my OC is a meager 2.25ghz with obviously no voltage adjustments, and water cooling that keeps the chip more or less just over ambient.
given that mobo, in no uncertain terms, sucks. would spending even 70$ for that cheap ram do me any good for the OC beyond the 2gb vs 1gb(it wont make 3 since the mobo cant run DDR and DDR2 together)? and on that line of questioning, whats the chances the middle or high end would improve it any further?
http://shop3.outpost.com/product/5162136
http://shop3.outpost.com/product/4954981
http://shop3.outpost.com/product/5220847
from top to bottom best to worst.
question is, would I benefit from it?
right now I have an E4300 in a arock dual775 mobo running 1gb(2x512) of some high quality PC3200 2-2-2 DDR ram.
my FSB maxes in the 180's... which is sad, but Im not sure if its my ram or the mobo thats hurting me. my OC is a meager 2.25ghz with obviously no voltage adjustments, and water cooling that keeps the chip more or less just over ambient.
given that mobo, in no uncertain terms, sucks. would spending even 70$ for that cheap ram do me any good for the OC beyond the 2gb vs 1gb(it wont make 3 since the mobo cant run DDR and DDR2 together)? and on that line of questioning, whats the chances the middle or high end would improve it any further?