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2 gigs of ram at 2.2 ghz or 1 gig at 2.7?

zendari

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See question in title. I'll do some of my own benchmarks later, but I would like a general answer to this if possible.

Computer is to be used primarily for gaming.
 
I have the same problem. When I have 4 dimms in I can go up to 300+FSB but the mem divider has to drop all the way down to 120, even using 2T

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This is using a set of Corsair XMS and another set of PQI Turbo. should run ddr400 easy at CAS 2.5, but wont.
 
Which core does your CPU have? Venice and San Diego should be able to handle 4 dimms at 400mhz DDR@2T, older cores at 333mhz 2T, but since the memory conroller is on the CPU you are putting more strain on the CPU with 4 dimms, seems to limit the overclock in a lot of cases over using 2 dimms.
 
Originally posted by: stevty2889
Which core does your CPU have? Venice and San Diego should be able to handle 4 dimms at 400mhz DDR@2T, older cores at 333mhz 2T, but since the memory conroller is on the CPU you are putting more strain on the CPU with 4 dimms, seems to limit the overclock in a lot of cases over using 2 dimms.

Ah, I see. So the prescence of 4 dimms is lowering my OCing capabilities? It's a venice core. I used to get 2.7 ghz on it, now I'm having trouble getting 2.2.
 
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