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It actually runs at 433/2 = 216mhz ![]()
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Oh ya, if you do buy anyting, get Corsair. It is the best there is.
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If you read the fine print on high-performance memory, there is always a 'Your mileage may vary' disclaimer. Your memory is rated for 216 Mhz FSB at its default timings. This doesn't guarantee that you will be able to get it to 216 Mhz in your particular mobo. As for the kind of memory you should get, I had a stick of Corsair PC-3200 value memory in my NF7-S and was able to get it to run at 11-3-2-2 at 216 Mhz and 2.9 VDimm. Their value memory is only slightly more expensive than the cheap memory of the same speed ratings, and seems to offer better value, IMHO. Edit: BTW, have you tried uping your VDimm? |
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thats not what i asked. ![]() let me try to rephrase: Let us theoretically say that 433 or 216 is the maximum speed that can show up on POST: the speed that shows up in POST, 208MHz, is that what diesel was reffering to as "433\2"? , so 216MHz would be the maximum that could show up on POST, or is 433MHz the maximum that can show up here *i know that 433 or 216 is not the maximum, i just dont know how else to explain it. * actually, the more i think about it, the more i believe that diesel is right.
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Which motherboard is it for? Does the chipset run the RAM synchronous from the FSB or seperate?
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![]() im getting a little frustrated here, im having to repeat myself over and over. please look at my first post, it has all the answers to all your questions Aedian *sigh* perhaps my wording is just a bit too complicated for you guys (tjf_diesel uderstands it though) ![]()
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PC2100 is 266 Mhz, which is the 133 Mhz FSB. Still think you oughta go Corsair or OCZ if you intend to try OCing, otherwise just about anything oughta work that is PC2100. My second choice would probably be Kingston. |
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