buying new cpu motherboard and memory

Cardio

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Go to the Mushkin website and read about memory timings and take a look at some of the memory tests at various PC websites. Don't think you are going to need PC3700 speeds with this rig but quality ram is always a good buy. In very few "objective" reviews will any brand beat or evven match Mushkin. At least, that's my take on it.
 

Soulkeeper

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yeah the only problem is very few sites test memory at 2-2-2 t1 timings on an nforce2 board above 200mhz

one other thing i noticed is that the dfi board only will let you go up to 1.8v
i heard geil memory and others need higher voltages to reach their full potential
what do you guys think ??
 

batmang

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id just get an is7 / 2.4c / 3500 corsair xms and get 3.0ghz +
About the same price. :D
 

drewdogg808

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if overclocking is your main concern, you should go with an abit nf7-s rev.2 or epox 8rda+ for the mb.
 
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Originally posted by: drewdogg808
if overclocking is your main concern, you should go with an abit nf7-s rev.2 or epox 8rda+ for the mb.

i agree, nf7-s or 8rda+ is not only cheaper but a better OCer and generally a better board
 

Soulkeeper

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if you own any of those above memories can you post what you have it clocked at, the latencies, and vdimm ??

I am leaning toward the geil stuff
they just look cool and that red light rocks


thanks everyone