detoam
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hi there!
I have recently bought 2Gig RAM made by GB Micro. They make memory for quite a lot of companies which surprises me extremely. The memory is DDR2 667Mhz. It is very bad. For example I cannot overclock my CPU as much as used to. Even if I set the RAM clock to 667 in BIOS I still cannot do much. As well the RAM is not very user friendly. I tried to use it as the only RAM on the system removing two other sticks from the system. The machine simply would not boot into Windows. I get the BSOD and the hard drive shuts down during the startup screen. I can only use this RAM when the other two sticks are installed. The other two sticks are DDR2 400Mhz dual channel. But I can't run them in dual channel with this extra stick even though the mobo manufacturer said that I should be able to.
Anyway my mobo is ASUS M2A-VM (which I am very happy with)
My CPU is AMD Athlon 64bit X2 4200+
The other two sticks are Kingston dual channel PC2 3200 64bit (which I was really happy with and was able to overclock to 520Mhz)
I have recently bought 2Gig RAM made by GB Micro. They make memory for quite a lot of companies which surprises me extremely. The memory is DDR2 667Mhz. It is very bad. For example I cannot overclock my CPU as much as used to. Even if I set the RAM clock to 667 in BIOS I still cannot do much. As well the RAM is not very user friendly. I tried to use it as the only RAM on the system removing two other sticks from the system. The machine simply would not boot into Windows. I get the BSOD and the hard drive shuts down during the startup screen. I can only use this RAM when the other two sticks are installed. The other two sticks are DDR2 400Mhz dual channel. But I can't run them in dual channel with this extra stick even though the mobo manufacturer said that I should be able to.
Anyway my mobo is ASUS M2A-VM (which I am very happy with)
My CPU is AMD Athlon 64bit X2 4200+
The other two sticks are Kingston dual channel PC2 3200 64bit (which I was really happy with and was able to overclock to 520Mhz)