A Arkidas Solid State Member Messages 8 Aug 21, 2006 #1 http://tb.is/?gluggi=vara&vara=5812 or http://www.att.is/product_info.php?cPath=41_16_156&products_id=2138
http://tb.is/?gluggi=vara&vara=5812 or http://www.att.is/product_info.php?cPath=41_16_156&products_id=2138
Trotter Grandfather of Techist, ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Staff member Messages 33,560 Location The South Aug 21, 2006 #2 Corsair
OP OP A Arkidas Solid State Member Messages 8 Aug 21, 2006 #3 Thanks, are you very sure? The kingston one sure has a catching name. I'm going to buy the corsair one now if your very sure
Thanks, are you very sure? The kingston one sure has a catching name. I'm going to buy the corsair one now if your very sure
T Trifid Fully Optimized Messages 4,010 Aug 21, 2006 #4 I'm not a fan of Corsiar, but if you are not going to do heavy overclocking than the Corsair only because it is cheaper.
I'm not a fan of Corsiar, but if you are not going to do heavy overclocking than the Corsair only because it is cheaper.
OP OP A Arkidas Solid State Member Messages 8 Aug 21, 2006 #5 What about this one? Could be that it's better than the corsair one? http://www.kisildalur.is/?p=2&id=261
What about this one? Could be that it's better than the corsair one? http://www.kisildalur.is/?p=2&id=261
OP OP A Arkidas Solid State Member Messages 8 Aug 21, 2006 #7 And it's still DDR, Not DDR2 right? So I assume that it's better?
T Trifid Fully Optimized Messages 4,010 Aug 21, 2006 #8 Are you doing any overclocking? If not than that RAM really is pointless. Otherwise great RAM. It isn't DDR2, just rated higher than boards will go at default.
Are you doing any overclocking? If not than that RAM really is pointless. Otherwise great RAM. It isn't DDR2, just rated higher than boards will go at default.
OP OP A Arkidas Solid State Member Messages 8 Aug 21, 2006 #9 Well I do not have any 3rd party cooling so can I even overclock?
T Trifid Fully Optimized Messages 4,010 Aug 21, 2006 #10 You can overclock with stock cooling, but you can not put as much voltage through the CPU as it will overheat. You can still get good clocks if you have a good CPU and motherboard. (Make sure you read up on what you are doing with overclocking.)
You can overclock with stock cooling, but you can not put as much voltage through the CPU as it will overheat. You can still get good clocks if you have a good CPU and motherboard. (Make sure you read up on what you are doing with overclocking.)
