- Jul 12, 2001
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Here is a quote I got from the Hot Deals Forum just see what you all thought here about it as I am about to go from 1 512mb stick of Ram to two of them and would like to stay at 180FSB.
Damn I just bought 2 512 sticks of HyperX PC3000 I have a 12.5x 180FSB OC stable with agressive timings on just one stick the second stick just got here and I have not put it in yet. totally stable now @ 180 FSB but 12.5 is my highest multiplier I'll lose my Mhz if the FSB has to lower due to stablize my ram. Not good 2.25ghz is a nice speed I'd like to stay here
what you all think?
They recommend TwinX because they're tested as a pair, thus guaranteed latency is better. The low latency stuff has a better chance of running PC2700 w/ better timings when running 2 DIMMs. Reason is because the more chips you run, the harder it is to have good timings. I've seen posts in the oc forum and at other sites where testing confirms that running 2 512MB DIMMs on tight timing maxes out around PC2700 (166MHz FSB), I don't think I've seen anyone hit PC3000 (180MHz FSB) with 1GB of DDR. Only really applies to extreme oc'ers though, and even then if you relax the timings your speeds will go up.
Damn I just bought 2 512 sticks of HyperX PC3000 I have a 12.5x 180FSB OC stable with agressive timings on just one stick the second stick just got here and I have not put it in yet. totally stable now @ 180 FSB but 12.5 is my highest multiplier I'll lose my Mhz if the FSB has to lower due to stablize my ram. Not good 2.25ghz is a nice speed I'd like to stay here
what you all think?