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I dont mean anything harsh, performance is so far not that great but man this is an intresting new devolpment. |
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this looks really interesting: http://www.tomshardware.com/news/int...lock,5573.html i also dug up this, dono how reliable it is tho... intel nehalem will support overclock i'm gonna be building myself a new calculator in October so i'll let you all know how that works out for me (still trying to find some really good, low latency ddr3 ram but all i find are 7's!) now whats all this i hear about triple channel ram? does that mean i can get three dual channel kits or two triple channel kits (and would you care to explain how triple channel would work 'cause i'm quite baffled and skeptical of triple channel ram). let me reinterate: is it three dual-channels or two triple-channels (assuming 6 dimms) everyone's bitching about the whole non-overclockability of the lower nehalems, the 2.66gh bloomfield is gonna be $284 us (cheaper than the 9450 i was planning on getting and unlocked!). the TH article i gave at the top shows that nehalem (presumable bloomfields) are very overclockable and have qpi, which in itself should be reason enough for getting a bloomfield rather than a lowly lynnfield. theres also the possibility that the whole oc-lock was just a rumour that everyone went ape-shit over and spread faster than army propaganda.
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7 is low latency DDR3 so far.
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found it :P ==> AnandTech: Kingston Launches Low-Latency DDR3 Quote:
sidenote: whats 'sli' ddr3???
__________________ P4 Northwood 1.8gh (overclocking messes up Windows :[), Gigabyte GA-8SIMLP, 2x256mb pc2100, GeForce FX 5200 |
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Yeah, but at those speeds and those latencies, you might as well run DDR2. I'm looking at 1600MHz+ for the DDR3 before you get the bandwidth advantages (on current chipsets, of course, who knows what we'll see with tri-channel)
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yea i wanted to get fast ram but the specs on the x58's say their max supported speed is 1333 - ya think it'll support 1666 cards? i havent had much experience with ram as my current computer is er... old (see signature). it has only 2 ddr dimms. offtopic sidenote (well BARELY related and i dont care to start a new thread on this): i've been looking up solid state drives and i'm wondering what the difference is between these two: http://www.ncix.com/products/index.p...Z%20Technology http://www.ncix.com/products/index.p...Z%20Technology same size, same company, $700 difference.
__________________ P4 Northwood 1.8gh (overclocking messes up Windows :[), Gigabyte GA-8SIMLP, 2x256mb pc2100, GeForce FX 5200 |
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Wow! That price almost makes going to SSD for OS and programs worth thinking about. Two of those babies in RAID0! S-s-s-smokin!
__________________ MM H2GO ~ GA-X58-UD5 ~ i7 920 4GB OCZ Gold Edition DDR3-1600GHz ~ ~ Soundblaster Fatal1ty XtremeGamer Pro ~ Samsung SyncMaster 245b 24" 2 WD Raptor 150 GB (RAID0)/ WD Caviar 500 GB ~ Samsung DVD/RW ~ Vista Ultimate 64 |
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