how are the 820s doing on air and water?
and whats the big difference with DDR2 as far as overclocking and the timings?
how are the 820s doing on air and water?
and whats the big difference with DDR2 as far as overclocking and the timings?
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ddr2 = higher timings
ddr2 = "higher" data trasfer.
On air 4 gig if your lucky.
and alittle more with water cooling,
is that stable or for benching, as i may have an 840D coming, 4Ghz stable would be my aim.
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with the 840 4g is attainable with adequate cooling, usually good water will do. Just have a little airflow over the heatsink on the vrm, as it gets HOT!.
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