right in few and wrong in many sense

it means OC.. part .. stock voltages wont run it.

ok another correction

a lot of reviewers on there are pure idiots when it comes to clocking rams..
most of them dont even lower the tRD..
most mobo bios dont do this on auto.. u have to do it ureself as its chipset dependent

i would not take any reviews other than from

anandtech
elitebastard
harwarecanuck..

other than this all are pure noobs

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Sep 30 2009, 02:47 PM

let me explain to u on how to gain

it first depends on the gc ure using aka the gc mem bandwidth to pcie lane
second take the tRD value wich gives a boost on the base of the mem bandwidth/latency on ure NB for 775's
this is where the gain happens .
second on any game nowadays it always loads from ure hdd to ram to gc mem.
depending on ure reso so like 1920x1200 for example
most games like crysis etc will be having around 1-2gb's of data stored on ure mem and around 1gb for example on gtx285 stored
for gaming..

theres a lot of ways to test this
but ultimately first for vista example have atleast 4gb running on 64bit with virtual mem disable

try it, test it.


y some ppl have no gain..
because they overclock their memspeeds with loose tRD's...