twin oem newegg corsiar?

Big_Baller · Jul 1, 2003

I want to get some corsair ram off of newegg but I am un sure which one to grab. 256 of pc3500 is 62 smacks (I want 2x256) but the twin pack is about 30 dollors more. Is the twin pack tested and more stable or somthing?

Zim2411 · Jul 1, 2003

why is this in the Abit Mobo section?

Big_Baller · Jul 1, 2003

Because I have the abit mobo and I figured you guys would have the best response because you all proly have the nf7. Perhaps one is best with this mobo and not with others.

Big_Baller · Jul 2, 2003

ok I think i got this figured out. Thx guys.

Randalthas · Jul 2, 2003

The twin packs have been tested to work together in Dual Channel. I wouldn't bother with dual channel in an AMD mobo because the memory controller is only single channel.

e laursen · Jul 2, 2003

Randalthas said:
The twin packs have been tested to work together in Dual Channel. I wouldn't bother with dual channel in an AMD mobo because the memory controller is only single channel.

Umm... nForce boards ARE dual channel. It sucks compared to Intel because the processor buss can't handle the bandwidth created by dual channel (like Intel), but it IS there. (No offense.)

The Blazer · Jul 2, 2003

Well it does give you a SMALL boost... (10% max)

Randalthas · Jul 2, 2003

Sorry, I mis-spoke. That is was I meant, the CPU doesn't support the dual channel.

The Blazer · Jul 2, 2003

P4 don't either, it's the chipset that does...

The new P4s have QDR800 MHz FSB so they can use the two DDR400 MHz channel...

I wonder how my computer would score if I underclock my RAM to DDR200 MHz (2XDDR200 = my FSB)...

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