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PC2 8000 1 GB vs PC2 6400 2GB 4-4-3-5
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PC2 8000 1 GB vs PC2 6400 2GB 4-4-3-5
i think to go for e4300
__________________but know the another question ...hehe ..sorry ..please help me ... pc2 8000 1 gb 5-5-5-15 FOR $189 or PC2 6400 2GB 4-4-3-5 FOR $199 WHAT SUPPOSED TO GO ?
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The 2GB kit. Esp. with an E4300, that's plenty fast. And with some luck, it'll overclock to DDR2 1000 speeds anyways.
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The Odd Mod
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If you don't overclock, most motherboards won't run the RAM faster than DDR2 800 anyways. (check motherboard specs what the fastest supported RAM is). The only reason to use RAM with a higher stock speed than what the motherboard can handle (at stock!) is of course overclocking.
The fact that the DDR2 800 kit has 2 GB makes it a clear an obvious winner. 2GB is becoming more and more the standard, and is nearly a must with Vista.
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