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you would
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-[link] Zero wrote ... - I learned some shit I never even knew about. Good read. Try this one out tho -[link]- . Much more up to date and in depth... with some actual benchmarks. Spoiler: The high end memory shows minimal increased performance over budget memory (for most users) Edited Tue Dec 15 2009, 07:51AM |
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amishburrito
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Joined: Fri Oct 30 2009, 09:53AMPosts: 352 |
Ok glitch, but I'm buying ddr3 1600 with cas of 7-7-7-21 im a shaaark im a shaaaaaark suck my diiiiick im a shaaark |
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Anal Assassin
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Joined: Mon Oct 09 2006, 04:58AMPosts: 3848 |
amishburrito wrote ... Ok glitch, but I'm buying ddr3 1600 with cas of 7-7-7-21 im a shaaark im a shaaaaaark suck my diiiiick im a shaaark The figures i used in my example, were just examples... The RAM u picked is good to go... HOWEVER!!... WHAT IS THE VOLTAGE OF THAT RAM AND WHAT PROCESSOR ARE YOU USING IN YOUR SYSTEM!?!?!?! Core i7, i5, i3, (and i think the new Phenom II's), all have a memory voltage maximum of 1.65v. |
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