Advice please! I own TCCD, have a chance to get BH-5...

[Gauss]

Well, I was saying, I own a pair of Corsair 3200XL Pro sticks (2x512) twinx denomination, they does 250 MHz with 1T-2.5-3-3 with 2.75v, more vdimm doesn't help to get more at 1T.

I have the next options:

- To sell my memory to a guy that can give me a pair of Corsair xms3500 with BH-5 (2x256) and some money, then I could wait to have more money and get some TCCD or OCZ VX. I would have to wait about a month since I do not have much money at the moment.

- To sell my memory just for money and to get right away GSkill or OCZ VX.

- To stay with my memory and to save a little money for something else for my computer.

So? What would you do? :confused: :confused: :confused:

Thanks!

[zeebs]

What do you use your computer for? Are you primarily a bencher or a gamer?

[TheDude]

Last I heard, unless it has changed, I can't get the OCZ VX for review until the end of this month.
Is the rest of the hardware to be used with this ram listed in your sig?

[Gauss]

Yup, I will only change my memory by now. And I am both, a bencher and a gamer, but not that seriously. I don't have too much time for playing. It's more the fact of knowing I have a nice machine and to gain general performance on everything I do, gaming by weekends and somethimes video encodings.

[jumanji969]

Stick with the tccd. Doesn't sound like you can justify the costs for the minimal performance you'll gain with another 20 more mhz on the memory.

[skate2snow]

If the BH5 does 250MHz +, go for it, if ir dosnt, I wouldnt even think about it;).

[texuspete00]

The big problem with BH5 is 2*512. The king of benchmarking is still yet "dethorned" but I wouldn't ditch TCCD for any kind of gaming rig.