Why is almost every gaming system I see using DDR2 RAM instead of DDR3, is it just about latency???
Why is almost every gaming system I see using DDR2 RAM instead of DDR3, is it just about latency???
World record for Super PI 1m is currently held by G. Skill's HZ range based on Micron D9 chips which is 9.8 seconds (according to what I read). Please inform me if this is incorrect.
Crucial ballistix is also the same thing and just as good.
How much ram are you looking for, 2x1 Gb, or 2x2 Gb?
Oh, your not looking for some ram
Every gaming system including mine has DDR2 because DDR3 offers virtually no improvement to game performance over my £42 DDR2 sticks.
Thanks for settling that one, I just needed confirmation.
I am a PC self build first timer so I am therefore a bit clueless. I am probably looking to get 4 GB of Crucial DDR2, which of their range would you recommend?
I'm pretty sure Crucial are yet to release a 2x2GB set of DDR2 for desktops so have a gander at something like 4GB OCZ Platinum.
If your after 4Gb of RAM the 4GB OCZ ReaperX kit is very good
This stuff is the best 4 Gb stuff currently available:
4GB G.Skill 1066MHz DDR2 Dual Channel Memory Upgrade Chips 8-layer PCB
The OCZ Reaper X block the adjacent ram slot, which is silly. The G. skills dont.
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I asked overclockers if they were going to stock them and they said they are expecting in 2-3 weeks. If they are below £100 I'll buy them instantly and sell my current ones
That link is all messed up when I post it on this forum
General consensus is that SLi isn't a feasible upgrade path as when the time comes you're better off selling your current card and using the cash towards whatever's new on the market.
Plus the P35 boards are generally more stable so I'd be looking at:
- Abit IP-35 (Dark Raider) ~ £73.07
- Abit IP-35 Pro ~ £112.44
Keep checking 'Today Only' too as the above keep cropping up with around £20 off.
It's certainly the highest rated DDR2 I've seen but it's pretty pointless unless you're running extreme overclocks / willy-waving via benchmarks.
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