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ram latencies
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Ok so ram helps with overclocking your cpu, that's what I read. Is it low latencies or higher speeds of the ram that help with oc'ing a cpu. I"m looking at some G skill and Dominator ram both with micron d9 chips. G skill is able to oc to 1150 about on average from a native 800, and the dominator has a latency of 3. I'm kinda confused and cant find detail online.
come on people help a noob out before i go dumping my cash, then i have to come back here asking for more help, lol. Last edited by howard_hopkinso; 06-16-2007 at 04:57 PM.. Reason: Posts merged. Do not bump threads until at least 24hours have elasped without a reply. |
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Better to use known brands of quality, rather than worrying about a half point in latency. Crucial, Corsair, Infineon, Kingston... or all the same brand and model of memory, whatever it is. Too often off-breed memory is not what its label implies.
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I understand that I need quality ram. My mobo is finiky about ram anyhow. Just curious to know if lower latencies would outdo higher clock speeds.
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The difference is a couple of points in some benchmarks, but if I had to choose, I'd pick latency over high speed.
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ok thx a lot.
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