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    Quote Originally Posted by µnrealneo²
    Have you tried DQS Skew of +64 and +128 with 2 sticks? Or anything else?

    Also tryed any different drive strengths?

    Can make ALOT of difference.
    I tryed everything with the Skew, nogo. It is the memory controller or the board that is holding me back.

    Quote Originally Posted by Mrki
    nice results but 1x256 or 2x256 are not longer interesting i think ...
    And why isn't it interesting? 2x256 is still the best solution with benchmarking, you should know.

    Testing one module give a idea how your ram performs. And this the 512LA kit.

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    For take WR or only benches 2x256 are sure better!

    But for the games today you need 2x512 ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mrki
    For take WR or only benches 2x256 are sure better!

    But for the games today you need 2x512 ...
    i disagree, the only thing i benifit by from having 2x512 is smoother windows peroformance, i dont gain or lose fps from only having 512, so unless im missing something or playing the wrong games...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Revv23
    i disagree, the only thing i benifit by from having 2x512 is smoother windows peroformance, i dont gain or lose fps from only having 512, so unless im missing something or playing the wrong games...
    Thats true!

    You dont have more fps with 2x512 then 2x256 but loading games and performance in games and closing games you will see the differentiated!

    will you have 2x512 you never want back to 2x256
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mrki
    Thats true!

    You dont have more fps with 2x512 then 2x256 but loading games and performance in games and closing games you will see the differentiated!

    will you have 2x512 you never want back to 2x256

    thats funny i went from 1gb to 512...

    but i guess the 30 mhz fsb i gained not to mention being able to run CPC On more then made up for it.

    sure if theres 2x512 that will clock just as good im all over it, but i dont really have a problem with 2x256 as long as im clocking higher... but then again i dont play Wow, which might want more ram, who knows, i still have this bh-5 in my IC7 waiting for Vmod, didnt do so well on my AMD though.

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    Hahaha - I'd have 2 Gigs of that G.Skill LE RAM if I could afford - it hella matters to me.

    IMHO - MORE RAM ALWAYS = BETTER!!
    Which way is it to Vardala?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Revv23
    i disagree, the only thing i benifit by from having 2x512 is smoother windows peroformance, i dont gain or lose fps from only having 512, so unless im missing something or playing the wrong games...
    Yes, you're playing the wrong games.

    Unreal Tournament 2004 loads up and has to page file if you have 512K. Talk about slow loads. You'll be killed twice when you spawn into online games before you are able to defend yourself.

    1024 totally changed my UT 2004 game experience.
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    I not had a comp that was 512K since the Amiga :banana4:

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