2 GB the way of the future?
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 Feb 7 2006, 01:12 PM
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Need u guys help to choose RAM.
I have to choose either Hynix TP-D43 on Brainpower PCB (Apacer) or Samsung TCCC (Not sure about the brand and PCB). Both are 512MB DDR400 Value RAM. Price= RM155(same for both). And can i use either 1 of it on motherboard which suppport only up to ddr 333. can rite?  Urgent, I ll buy it few hours later or tonight. And mod please dont marah, borrow thread for a while... |
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Feb 7 2006, 05:01 PM
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K.Thx mod. Think ll go for TP-D43. No money to buy TCCD...
p/s:UCCC on Corsair Value Select spotted, but its 1GB per stick... This post has been edited by Xeon7222: Feb 7 2006, 05:07 PM |
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Feb 8 2006, 06:41 PM
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QUOTE(jarofclay @ Feb 7 2006, 03:20 PM) No issues... but don't do it often. I bought the Apacer which is using Hynix Tp-D43 on Brainpower PCB. And I just realize that it is a single sided RAM... Anyway, I am able to do 255MHz @ 2.5-3-3-7-1T at 2.8volts, no errors in MemTest. My take is this... with your Venice 3000+, you could do 2.7ghz to 2.8ghz if you could have a ram that can do 300htt. Otherwise, it's really a waste of your cpu. Choosing D43 Hynix, I think you could do 250 on 1:1 ratio only. So that gives your cpu headroom to overclock to (9x250 = 2.25ghz) only. Not much I must say. I'm not sure about TCCC, but would it be better to get TCCD which can do 300htt with only 2.7-2.9 Vdimm? I'm sure you would be very satisfied with TCCD. If you buy the D43, you could still overclock the cpu to 2.7ghz, but you would need to use the ram divider; which means, degraded performance. Your choice...   This post has been edited by Xeon7222: Feb 8 2006, 06:57 PM |
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