29 Jul 2006 at 14:15 #1 ferrettoes ferrettoes Associate Joined 23 Dec 2004 Posts 117 G.Skill 2GB DDR2 HZ PC2-6400 or G.Skill 2GB DDR2 ZX PC2-6400 Which is the best for overclocking/performance?
G.Skill 2GB DDR2 HZ PC2-6400 or G.Skill 2GB DDR2 ZX PC2-6400 Which is the best for overclocking/performance?
30 Jul 2006 at 17:35 #2 jaws104 jaws104 Associate Joined 17 Jul 2006 Posts 821 ferrettoes said: G.Skill 2GB DDR2 HZ PC2-6400 or G.Skill 2GB DDR2 ZX PC2-6400 Which is the best for overclocking/performance? Click to expand... HZ. I think they have slightly looser timings but are good for 1000Mhz. Just got mine, revision 0606 From what i've heard about conroe, tight timings have less performance gain than higher speed/bandwith.
ferrettoes said: G.Skill 2GB DDR2 HZ PC2-6400 or G.Skill 2GB DDR2 ZX PC2-6400 Which is the best for overclocking/performance? Click to expand... HZ. I think they have slightly looser timings but are good for 1000Mhz. Just got mine, revision 0606 From what i've heard about conroe, tight timings have less performance gain than higher speed/bandwith.
30 Jul 2006 at 18:34 #3 smids smids Soldato Joined 18 Dec 2004 Posts 6,567 Location London/Kent jaws104 said: HZ. I think they have slightly looser timings but are good for 1000Mhz. Just got mine, revision 0606 From what i've heard about conroe, tight timings have less performance gain than higher speed/bandwith. Click to expand... Totally correct however the last statement doesn't only apply to Conroe but to all Intel processors.
jaws104 said: HZ. I think they have slightly looser timings but are good for 1000Mhz. Just got mine, revision 0606 From what i've heard about conroe, tight timings have less performance gain than higher speed/bandwith. Click to expand... Totally correct however the last statement doesn't only apply to Conroe but to all Intel processors.
30 Jul 2006 at 18:39 #4 ferrettoes ferrettoes Associate OP Joined 23 Dec 2004 Posts 117 So could I jam that HZ @ 1000mhz with E6600 @ 444x9= 4ghz
30 Jul 2006 at 19:06 #5 smids smids Soldato Joined 18 Dec 2004 Posts 6,567 Location London/Kent ferrettoes said: So could I jam that HZ @ 1000mhz with E6600 @ 444x9= 4ghz Click to expand... Likely, so long as the CPU can handle it.
ferrettoes said: So could I jam that HZ @ 1000mhz with E6600 @ 444x9= 4ghz Click to expand... Likely, so long as the CPU can handle it.