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Corsair Dominator-GT 1600 or 2000Mhz
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Greetings OCers,
I'm having a hard time deciding between the: Corsair Dominator-GT 1600 or the Corsair Dominator-GT 2000 Anyone think the speed and timing differences are worth the extra $110?? Or would 8GB's of the 1600's out perform the 6GB's of the 2000's?? Thanks for your time!! Dutch
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If you have an i7 920 AND would like to overclock past 4.0ghz (200 bclk which would put the ram at 1600mhz with x8 mulltiplier) then i suggest going with a 2000mhz kit. of course you could also try overclocking the ram if you need to run higher bclk or just lowering the multiplier but what fun is that?
__________________ \Edit: Unless your doing some serious video encoding then 6gb is more than enough
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Think of it this way. Buy the 2,000mhz then you are safe for overclocking and if you do "prefer" lower speed and timings you can do that. You win both ways.
Side note: * 8 multi with a i7.......? We use 20 x 200 or 21 x 195 |
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I actually was looking at those Corsair Doms, but ended up the G.Skill 3x2Gb 2000:
They keep going up in price (currently $189), but I bought them at $150 a few months ago. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231254 They run 2000, but can also run 1600 6-7-6-18 1T. I am running them at 1611 6-7-6-18 1T with 1.59v. They are 1/2 the price of the Dominators, and are worth looking into.
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Here's the GSkill kit I went with - not bad, not the best. I run them at 2005 MHz with 9-9-9-27 2T 1.65v or 1600-1680MHz at 7-7-7-20 1T 1.6v
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Intel:MainRig i7 920@4.62 1.39v/BloodRage/6GB DDR3@2000/HD4870X2 Intel:Secondary E7400@4.0 1.25v/DX38BT/4GB DDR3@1333/2XHD3870 AMD:HTPC 2400-BE/A7GM-S 2.0/2GB DDR2@855/HDMI *******Current Project: WallHanger Build*******
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Yea i never use that meaning though., I thought you was talking about the cpu multi. As i was like that be one heck of some ram speed right there.
I like G.Skill my last set of hk's was the best ram i ever used. |
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Thanks for the replies and advice...
I'll definitely be going with the 2000Mhz, I want to get the most out of my i7 920. G. Skill also has their "Perfect Storm" line with a bit lower timings than the "Tridents". So I guess that narrows my options down to: G. SKILL Perfect Storm and CORSAIR DOMINATOR-GT I'm not sure if the Corsairs are worth the extra $90 or not... Dutch
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