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im planning on swapping my 2 sticks of kingmax ddr, both 128 mb, for a stick of 256mb. wud a single stick be more overclockable? or should i stay with my 2 sticks?
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more oc'able -- 2x128? or 1x256?
- Thread starter spazzkid
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1 stick is definitely more overclockable.
~THT
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been hearing that. just wanted to hear everybody's comment on that.
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Going from 128 to 256 is-was different in many cases than going from 256 to 512.
128mb is a single bank of the same density memory as on a 256mb only two banks of it.
For a long time 256 and 512 used different density memory chips and the higher density chips on the 512mb were less over overclockable.
128mb is a single bank of the same density memory as on a 256mb only two banks of it.
For a long time 256 and 512 used different density memory chips and the higher density chips on the 512mb were less over overclockable.
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The fewer sticks the better.
