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Processor stock speed: 2.6c sSpec code: too lazy Production date: too lazy STABLE* overclocked speed: 3032/233/190-Geil 3500 Ultra Platinum 2x256 <--- bottleneck of my overclock. :( STABLE* overclocked core voltage: 1.6v Cooling solution: SLK-900U, Thermaltake Smartcase Fan (original one)...

Before i give the results, heres a break down of my components: Abit IS7-E / 2x256 GeiL 3500 Ultra Platinum / Allied 450w PSU / SLK-900U / Thermaltake SmartCase Fan (the original one) / Artic Silver Ceramique Compound / I started out running everything default, 1:1 ratio, everything worked...

Im currently running Geil 3500 ultra platinum, 2x256, running perfectly stable in dual channel mode. I havent tried overclocking at all, but prime95 runs fine.

Just got my p4-2.6c, is7 motherboard, Geil 3500 ultra platinum 2x256 setup going. Perfectly stable right now, running stock speeds. Im not too educated on memory timings so i was wondering if i could get some info on overclocking this setup. Any information would be appreciated.

I recently bought a couple sticks of 256 Geil 3500 Ulra Platinum ram. The overall review of them on www.newegg.com was about a 4/5. The users said it just as good if not better then the corsair 3500, but that doesnt mean the xms series either. Heh. The only real reason i went with Geil is cause...

I ordered 2x256 sticks of the Geil 3500 Ultra Platinum because it got decent reviews, 4/5 at newegg.com and was way cheaper then the other brands, $56 per stick. ( http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduct.asp?description=20-144-405 ) I got a 2.6c, abit is7 motherboard along with it. Im wondering...

that ram is causing ur problem. whenever u get along beep, its your ram.

Ive been researching the 2.4c and 2.6c for quite a bit, and im going to be buying one of these within the next couple weeks for my new system. Im going to be using a Abit IS7-E motherboard, Corsair XMS 3200 2x256 ram, SLK-900U Heatsink with a Thermaltake Smart Case Fan II, and a 450W PSU. I know...

nothing beats bounty and some windex. has been working fine for me for over 9 years.

Thanks for posting that calculator link man.... ive been looking for something like that, im going to be buying an Allied 450W PSU for my P4 build. Should be more then enough.

I am going to be buying a new pc soon, and i have all the hardware set except for the cpu. An Abit IS7-E, Corsair XMS 3200 2x256, Allied 450 PSU, SLK-900U Heatsink and a Thermatake SmartCase Fan II. The 2.4c is about $50 cheaper then the 2.6c, but also 200mhz slower. Both can be oc'ed easily...

I would go with Corsair 3200 400mhz ram. If you look at newegg.com in the reviews on it, you can read tons of posts from people who have oc'ed their 2.4x/2.6c over 3.0ghz with EASE using stock cooling. People seem to be buying the 3200 Corsair over anything else for overclocking the 2.4c/2.6c...

doh, i meant to say IS7, not IC7. To be exact, i meant the ABIT IS7-E. As for ram, not many people seem to be using anything but geil and corsair for oc'ing their p4 c's. The 2.4c does perform very well for being the lower clocked c chip, but from what ive seen in a an article from this site, it...

Im wondering how stable the 2.6 C's are when running passed 3.0ghz. Im in the works of getting a 2.6 C with a Abit IC7 motherboard, 2x256 Cosair XMS 400mhz ddr, along with a SLK-900 Heatsink with a Thermaltake Smart Case Fan II. From what ive been reading from random forums, that combination is...

I find newegg.com to be the best place anywhere to buy anything computer related. Either online or off, newegg.com is the best place ive ever delt with. Great service, fast deliveries, great products, awesome company. I've built plenty of computers using parts ordered from newegg.com and I've...