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    I need some help deciding on getting ether the 8500 or 6400. I don't care about benching and don't need the tight timings (though they would be nice). I just need some ran that will run with my E6300. I have it at 3.5ghz right now so that puts my FSB around 500 so DDR2-1066 range. I need them to not hold my cpu back.

    I have heard the 6400 are just lower binned 8500. Will the 6400's clock high enough for me or should I go with the 8500's to be safe.

    Need an answer soon please, I need to get ride of my patriots

    Thanks in advance
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    Quote Originally Posted by bnevets27 View Post
    I need some help deciding on getting ether the 8500 or 6400. I don't care about benching and don't need the tight timings (though they would be nice). I just need some ran that will run with my E6300. I have it at 3.5ghz right now so that puts my FSB around 500 so DDR2-1066 range. I need them to not hold my cpu back.

    I have heard the 6400 are just lower binned 8500. Will the 6400's clock high enough for me or should I go with the 8500's to be safe.

    Need an answer soon please, I need to get ride of my patriots

    Thanks in advance
    Actually, I've heard the opposite (after I purchased the 8500) that the 6400 typically are hitting higher speeds than the 8500 and the 6400 are higher binned. I would keep the Patriot, order the 6400 from Newegg and if you don't like what they do, RMA them within 30 days for a pair of the 8500.

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    Quote Originally Posted by iadstudio View Post
    Actually, I've heard the opposite (after I purchased the 8500) that the 6400 typically are hitting higher speeds than the 8500 and the 6400 are higher binned. I would keep the Patriot, order the 6400 from Newegg and if you don't like what they do, RMA them within 30 days for a pair of the 8500.
    i got a pair of kingston value 667 i can do 1200+ with 2.3v
    you never know what you gonna get lol

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    Try Ballistix 8500 again @1200 5-4-4-6 Pass dual Memtest



    http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=308285

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    Quote Originally Posted by nut311 View Post
    Id try some Orthos or Prime95 on the RAM instead of memtest. Just use the option to stress the RAM more.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nut311 View Post
    Try Ballistix 8500 again @1200 5-4-4-6 Pass dual Memtest



    http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=308285
    ya but what volts lol
    i can do cas 4 with 2.4 lol

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    dfi ut p35 rampage extreme
    gigabut p35c-ds3r bios suks
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    ballistix 8500 1240mhz@2.02v

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    Quote Originally Posted by zsamz_ View Post
    i got a pair of kingston value 667 i can do 1200+ with 2.3v
    you never know what you gonna get lol
    i had the same luck once i got one 512Mb stick 667 Mhz and it could reach 1300 ss only :p
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