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KHX3000 Dual Pack

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Catalan

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Do these come in a dual pack? If they do are they bh-5? I'm really looking for a gig of bh-5 for the new rig I'm building, don't have 100 post yet so I can't access the classifieds.
 
So, shall we talk a little more KHX PC3000? First of all, since May I have not seen any dual-packs, either 2x256 or 2x512. PC3000 was removed from the product list on Kingston's site right around the end of April. They ran a promo for a while and cleared all their stock. ZipZoomFly still has it, both in the 256 ($81) and the 512 ($114) sticks (see link), but not dual packs, just single sticks.

I have to caution you about the KHX PC3000 512MB sticks and the NF7 (or any nForce2 based board, for that matter). There are numerous reports of people having difficulties getting higher fsb with this combo. The 256 sticks don't seem to have the problem, so it just appears to be the same old issue of double-sided sticks and this chipset, just possibly exagerated somewhat with the PC3000, reasons unknown to me.

There are also reports, that with a serious burn-in (72 hrs or so), this is mitigated or even eliminated altogether.

Below are links to (1) the 512 stick at ZZF, (2) forum article on the KHX & nForce chipset (I have more related links, PM should you want more material) and (3) similar discussion at DFI-Street, but includes the burn-in info.

http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDetail.jsp?ProductCode=80088

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?threadid=33486

http://www.dfi-street.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=798

Hope this helps.
 
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