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zuck
just forget him...
he doesnt get that most ppl when they quote things in XS is from experience with the boards.this reminds of lowyat forum.ppl giving statements with boards that they themselves never tried.
and if they did. its right of others to question them.u cant fault that...right crypt??
and u cant fault anyone on their opinions either but its also good to point out to ppl thats its a opinion based on screenies rather than first hand experience which he already did.
y he asked u that cause afaik most opinions in XS is based on first hand experience. also wondering now did u even try the RE kekeke
had to actually buy quite a number of different rams chips..
so far i find d9jnl is the worst.. and samsung hc0's and d9gtrs are pretty good..will be getting some gts later.
anyways typo 1200mhz Cl5 tRD 7.. not CL7..kekeke..
anyways i am Switzerland
but one thing i love about all the ddr2 asus boards... THEY LOVE Team xtreem rams..d9gmh/d9gkx on 4 dimm clocking
oh yeah the m2f has a issue with 4.5ghz clocking.. its the limit..
after that to get it super stable.. the skews options on the rams are insufficient.. tested and proven with RE
and the reason y i think the current situation is such
a lot of forumers here before we claim certain boards capabilities and recommendation
we have tried it the boards to support the statements we have made. this makes some sort of accountability on what we say and recommend.
its what seperates XS from a lot of chit chat overclocking forums out there. The amount everybody learns from contributions etc is not from opinions but rather than personal experience.
u wont find me now claiming d9gts works wonders with RE until i have personally tested it myselfs of a few rams.
but m2f is still one of the best boards for p45. my reasoning is it doesnt do any faky fsb gain with ram performance compromise
that the dk's and t-power does. also it handles crossfire configuration better.
i had a hard time getting the t-power and dk stable with crossfire while the m2f with single card and crossfire config.. voltages remain the same .. no extra stress on the nb
Last edited by cstkl1; 12-07-2008 at 04:46 AM.
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