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Simple question 2400-m or 2500-m ?
- Thread starter spydeymon
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$40? difference? Where are you buying it from?
May I make a purchasing suggestion? Check out www.ncix.com
I just got my 2500+ Mobile from there for $141. I ordered it Tuesday of last week, and it was here yesterday via Purolator Ground.
May I make a purchasing suggestion? Check out www.ncix.com
I just got my 2500+ Mobile from there for $141. I ordered it Tuesday of last week, and it was here yesterday via Purolator Ground.
all depends on your luck of the chip. both have done well in oc'ing that if may depend only on what you really can afford at this time. I went with the 2400-m, and been doing 2.7GHz with 2.1vcore.... on air cooling. You'll see folks here that are doing the same with the 2500-m and the 2600-m. some can't get pass 2.5G's on them either. Good luck on your choice.
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I'm currently running my M-2500+ at 2415Mhz. I think my Northbridge is holding me back right now, however, 'cause I can hit 2500 (my goal), but it's not terribly stable.
Personally, I'm very happy w/ this chip. It's quite an improvement over my old Pally. I'd recommend getting the 2500+
Personally, I'm very happy w/ this chip. It's quite an improvement over my old Pally. I'd recommend getting the 2500+
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thats what i have now a pllay 1900+ o/c to 1750 11x159 on a kr7a 
and i jut checked again the 1400 is 117 and the 2500 is 143
well im asking cause ive been seening these chips hit the same speeds i was just wonder which has a better chance of hitting 2500 mhz and if its not that big of a chance id rather save the 35 bucks for some ram i have pc 2100 at the moment
and i jut checked again the 1400 is 117 and the 2500 is 143
well im asking cause ive been seening these chips hit the same speeds i was just wonder which has a better chance of hitting 2500 mhz
and if its not that big of a chance id rather save the 35 bucks for some ram i have pc 2100 at the moment 
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spydeymon said:i did it i just ordered the 2400-m wish me luck
Good luck and make sure you post your stepping and O\C when you get the chip!
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I think both of them will hit 2.5 garanteed... the worst I've seen was 2.4GHz and only one chip.
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spydeymon said:i did it i just ordered the 2400-m wish me luck
Good luck, d00d! Hope your luck is as good as mine!
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without any mods upto x12.5
But then you can get GCPUID (my sig, red link) and up it to 13.5
but if you connect the 2nd L5 (its the only cut L5 bridge on there) you'll have access upto x24 using GCPUID. Read GCPUID readme, you can make it start on windows startup setting a certain multiplier.
But then you can get GCPUID (my sig, red link) and up it to 13.5
but if you connect the 2nd L5 (its the only cut L5 bridge on there) you'll have access upto x24 using GCPUID. Read GCPUID readme, you can make it start on windows startup setting a certain multiplier.
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Oni said:
They're actually having a march break special selling these for $120cdn!!!! That's the cheapest i've ever seen em in canada. But be quick as it ends march 17th i believe.
I've ordered from them and they're on the ball w/ their service, delivered to me ASAP w/ no probs and kept me up to date regarding everything that's happening w/ my transaction. They're very professional folks.
