Actually, this is something new ... they are unlocked!!!!! on Core 2(non extreme), that was lock ... nice, no?Originally Posted by Chri$ch
so, you can run 1066,1333, 1600 or what ever you can found working
Actually, this is something new ... they are unlocked!!!!! on Core 2(non extreme), that was lock ... nice, no?
so, you can run 1066,1333, 1600 or what ever you can found working
Last edited by Drwho?; 11-04-2008 at 01:05 AM.
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Hello Francois,Actually, this is something new ... they are unlocked!!!!! on Core 2(non extreme), that was lock ... nice, no?
so, you can run 1066,1333, 1600 or what ever you can found working
This is good news, actually, but in a german review can we see screens, where only DDR3-800 and DDR3-1066 is available für 920, while the 965XE can be set to DDR3-1333, DDR3-1600, DDR3-1866 and DDR3-2133.
Core i7 965
Source: computerbase.de
Core i7 920
Source: computerbase.de
This confused us a bit.
Can you clear it up for us?
in the past, with Core 2, you could not down grade, so, when you was increasing the FSB, after a while, mem was becoming a problem on non extreme edition parts.Hello Francois,
This is good news, actually, but in a german review can we see screens, where only DDR3-800 and DDR3-1066 is available für 920, while the 965XE can be set to DDR3-1333, DDR3-1600, DDR3-1866 and DDR3-2133.
Core i7 965
Source: computerbase.de
Core i7 920
Source: computerbase.de
This confused us a bit.
Can you clear it up for us?
Here , you can increase the Bclock, while lowering the mem ratio, that will help in many case.
Got the point?
If you increase the bclock from 133 to 250, you would have need 2000Mhz DDRIII modules, and i am sure that you guy very quickly will pass 250 Bclock.
at this bclock, 800 ratio will be handy.
of course, all of this is at your own risk ...
Last edited by Drwho?; 11-04-2008 at 06:43 AM.
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