Kingmax 512mb PC3200 OC

Evhrules

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I've ordered 2 of these and I'm just wondering how much I can overklock them without risking to blow the whole computer up, I'm not very experienced within this area
 

nick1985

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if its the regular 3200 i wouldnt expect to much, it is just value RAM. i would think, even with more voltage, you would be lucky to hit 220
 

Evhrules

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of course, the computers are our enemies, they do anything they can to make our lives harder, u never seen terminator? :p
 

meltdown75

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if you're upgrading to all that stuff in your sig, why bother OCing. i say run it at stock. i'm anti-OC sometimes though, especially when people keep wrecking their stuff and wondering "why did this screw up? i was only OC'ing 300mhz with a 1mm fan! geez!"

edit: ... just trying to picture a 1mm fan :laugh:
 

Evhrules

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hmm, 1 mm fan, cool, where can i buy them? needs to run on like 1 million rpm to do good i guess ;)
 

GreatBarracuda

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Uh...see my rig in my sig. This is not overclockers' RAM. I have it running at 2.5-4-4-5. Anything tighter and the system doesn't boot :) So don't expect a lot out of it. Good thing about it ... damn cheap!
 

WuGahCha

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they r selling those cheap kingmax at local stores here too, but the DDR500 and DDR466 version isnt much more than DDR400, maybe u should have got those. (they were like $10 more per stick at 512mb)

and i doubt the DDR400 can go much over 200mhz, guess u'll have to use a memory divider