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    Interesting article about DDR3 scaling with the Core i7

    It seems that sticking with 1066mhz DDR3 makes the most sense:

    http://www.anandtech.com/memory/showdoc.aspx?i=3589

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    Re: Interesting article about DDR3 scaling with the Core i7

    Thanks for that, made for an interesting read!

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    Re: Interesting article about DDR3 scaling with the Core i7

    All good, but too bad the price of 6GB 1066/1333 in the UK is almost the same as 1600.

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    Re: Interesting article about DDR3 scaling with the Core i7

    Quote Originally Posted by Infinite View Post
    All good, but too bad the price of 6GB 1066/1333 in the UK is almost the same as 1600.
    Which is why I bought 1600's lol!!

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    Re: Interesting article about DDR3 scaling with the Core i7

    I have read said article a while back but if prices between 1066/1600 are similair you could get the higher rated RAM and drop to 1066 but with improved latency timings to get the best performance?

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    Re: Interesting article about DDR3 scaling with the Core i7

    Hmmm i have read that before?

    I made the assumption that the difference wouldnt be that great so i opted for lower speed ram to 1600 DDR3

    It confirms i am not a fool

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