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PC3200 ddr
- Thread starter RnPgrosz
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Mushkin.com has it.....Although the Mushkin 3000 was $85 last week and a better deal....I think the 3200 was $119
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- Feb 12, 2001
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yes..that means that when u put it in given teh correct multiplier it WILL do 200 FSB if it does not then u can RMA till u get a stick that does.
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at anandtech.com they reviewed pc2700 and the samsung hit 220 FSB.... just a thought...
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- Bakersfield, CA
Where have you seen the Corsair 512meg PC3200 memory for sale?
turboalpine
turboalpine
Would anyone really need ram making 200mhz cl 2.5 default without having a board capable of a 3:5 divider? Or a locked pci bus. Seems like no one has hit these hights without something like that. Which other boards than the Epox has these?? Perhaps this doesn't belong in this section, but it isn't worth opening another thread to it, if not anyone has breaking technical info...
elysium
elysium
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- Edmonton, Alberta
None officially do, the KT333 has a 4/5 divider, and from there, people just up the FSB a little and you got 400MHz.
But, the KT400 and nForce620 have the 4/6 divider and they will deliver the goods on spec!
AXIA
But, the KT400 and nForce620 have the 4/6 divider and they will deliver the goods on spec!
AXIA
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- New York
The Abit SD7-533 has more than a dozen FSB/MEM dividers including 4/5, 3/4, 10/15, 12/20, 3/6 just to name a few.
So if you had a processor that could max the board out at 165FSB with a 3/6 divider, you could drive the memory up to 330MHz - hahahaha That would be DDR660 or PC5280.
I guess Abit wanted to be ready just in case
So if you had a processor that could max the board out at 165FSB with a 3/6 divider, you could drive the memory up to 330MHz - hahahaha That would be DDR660 or PC5280.
I guess Abit wanted to be ready just in case
