Originally Posted by Brama
Not mine
Probably due to a bad mix of sticks.
If you remember I asked you the settings used to reach 1100+ MHz, but I tried many times to reach at least 1000 MHz without any luck.
Probably if I could set skew individually for any stick, I can go upper than today but I am not so confident that a new BIOS release can add it.
It is the time to switch to core i7........
Seems like it would be cheaper just to get some matched memory modules to me????
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You are right, but where is going the fun?Seems like it would be cheaper just to get some matched memory modules to me????
You are right, but where is going the fun?too right. Plus DDR2 is dead money nowadays, and no matter how much money you throw at a kit its still DDR2 and it's still at its design limits.
I'd still rather spend $500usd on a 6gb DDR3 1866 kit than spend 1/3 of that on DDR2 that works as it should.
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