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2007-04-28 11:13:10
BlAiR_AgaiN
Member
+12|6815|Slovenia
http://www.sestavi.si/item.php?id=21&tbl=ram don't mind the language, look at the ram:)

Does anyone have any experience with overclocking that module? I plan to use it with C2D, so it has to be OK. I don't think it has Micron D9 chips on it, but anyway, do you recommend it, or should I buy something else?
2007-04-28 13:13:13
Stormscythe
Aiming for the head
+88|7019|EUtopia | Austria
Wow, well, it will work (I assume, you're going for FSB 400+ and you'll probably get more out of it as long as the airflow in your case is good enough).

Btw: Do you also buy your other hardware there? It's really expensive! Well, I don't know what city you're from, but there's a shopping center right next to the A2 (highway ^^) near my city where you'd find hardware retailers that offer lower prices. So, if you're going for more than just RAM... well, you should at least consider not buying them in Slovenia (has toll already been removed? I think so...)
2007-04-28 13:22:07
ghettoperson
Member
+1,943|7119

OCZ make very good RAM. You'll be fine with that stuff.
2007-04-28 13:25:45
Jbrar
rawr
+86|7012|Winterpeg, Canada
I got those same sticks of ram, no problems, but I haven't really tried much overclocking since I don't find much need to. Therefore I keep everything at stock settings.
2007-04-28 13:27:52
BlAiR_AgaiN
Member
+12|6815|Slovenia
@Storm
Well, I will probably get over 400:)

Expensive? That's cheap:) Here we pay about 20% more for the same comp part:S
Yes, I'm considering an alternative (buying from other countries), but I just haven't found any good online retailer (I rarely go to Austria, thx anyway) and Amazon doesn't ship computer parts:(. Do you know any good online store?

@else
k thanks, I will probably go for that one, just wait for a couple more comments..

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