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Crucial is selling ddr2700 now.
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Yes they do And if you want 15% off then venture over to Fatwallet because crucial is running a 15% off link thru them.
And if you want 15% off then venture over to Fatwallet because crucial is running a 15% off link thru them.
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DAMN IT!!!!!!!!
I placed an order for 2 stick of Corsair pc3000 256mb lastnite!!!
and now they have it?!
I placed an order for 2 stick of Corsair pc3000 256mb lastnite!!!
and now they have it?!
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Kato said:DAMN IT!!!!!!!!
I placed an order for 2 stick of Corsair pc3000 256mb lastnite!!!
and now they have it?!
Great.
Either way don't worry about it, Corsair won't let you down.
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kendan said:Yes they do
I only can find the standard 10%
http://www.fatwallet.com/store.cfm?store=327
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It is in the forums over at fatwallet. http://www.fatwallet.com/forums/mes...readid=74483&highlight_key=y&keyword1=crucial
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Here's a FatWallet.com for Crucial at 20% OFF !!! Linky here (20% works too ) OH ... DON'T FORGET , another 4% off Crucial memory thru ebates.com !!!
) OH ... DON'T FORGET , another 4% off Crucial memory thru ebates.com !!!
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xspdr said:
Probably not they should be all the same. It's basically a rating that it will hit 2700.
Wow that's like a total of 24% discount.
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Crucial PC2700
Abit KR7A (12/27 BIOS)
Athlon 1.2GHz Thunderbird @ 1465MHz
CPU FSB: 195
Ratio: 4:2:1
Multiplier Factor: 7.5
Core Voltage: 1.85v
I/O Voltage: 3.30v
DDR Voltage: 2.85v
CPU Fast Command Decode: Fast
DRAM Clock: 133 MHz
DRAM Timing: Manual
DRAM CAS Latency: 2.5
Bank Interleave: 4 way
Precharge to Active(Trp): 2T
Active to Precharge(Tras): 5T
Active to CMD(Trcd): 2T
DDR DQS Input Delay: Auto
DDR DQS Output Delay: Auto
Command Drive Strength: Lo
DRAM Queue Depth: 4 level
DRAM Command Rate: 1T Command
DCLK Feedback Delay: Auto
Abit KR7A (12/27 BIOS)
Athlon 1.2GHz Thunderbird @ 1465MHz
CPU FSB: 195
Ratio: 4:2:1
Multiplier Factor: 7.5
Core Voltage: 1.85v
I/O Voltage: 3.30v
DDR Voltage: 2.85v
CPU Fast Command Decode: Fast
DRAM Clock: 133 MHz
DRAM Timing: Manual
DRAM CAS Latency: 2.5
Bank Interleave: 4 way
Precharge to Active(Trp): 2T
Active to Precharge(Tras): 5T
Active to CMD(Trcd): 2T
DDR DQS Input Delay: Auto
DDR DQS Output Delay: Auto
Command Drive Strength: Lo
DRAM Queue Depth: 4 level
DRAM Command Rate: 1T Command
DCLK Feedback Delay: Auto
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jstutman said:
Here are four. It's pretty much the same for the rest.
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hallen said:
Holy hallen! Slow down
That's nice, if you add a case fan and some heatsink to it, do you think it will hit it CAS2? I'm guessing CAS2 will give you over 3000.
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Crucial has very good support if you get a bum stick you will have no problem getting a replacement.
Samsung you will need to buy from a retailer and there seems to be different versions of it.
One has 4 chips on each side and the other 8 chips on one side.
Weather one is better than the other I am not sure.
If you buy this make sure the retailer has a good customer service reputation in case you need to exchange or return it.
I have the version with 4 chips on each side and I can run two sticks at 200mhz with only 2.7v but I am not using a KR7A.
I personally think running higher than 180 without a 1/5 divider for a extended period of time is not good for your hardware.
Either one will do 180 at fast timings.
Samsung you will need to buy from a retailer and there seems to be different versions of it.
One has 4 chips on each side and the other 8 chips on one side.
Weather one is better than the other I am not sure.
If you buy this make sure the retailer has a good customer service reputation in case you need to exchange or return it.
I have the version with 4 chips on each side and I can run two sticks at 200mhz with only 2.7v but I am not using a KR7A.
I personally think running higher than 180 without a 1/5 divider for a extended period of time is not good for your hardware.
Either one will do 180 at fast timings.
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I'd go with the Crucial. im actually thinking of buying some now if you guys could figure out how to comebind those discounts. 20% is great, but im poor now, and id liek to get 512mb of it
Let me know if anyone can figure it out.
thanks
Let me know if anyone can figure it out.
thanks
