Memory Question

my cpu is bare die mounted, i think i would consider myself a tweaker ;)

but im also not crazy about spending over £200 on 8gb.

i understand what you are saying regarding the timings vs speed though.. choices choices..
 
basically what i was going to do, is put this new ram in my main pc. and put the green into another pc im currently building.

the choices i had thought of were,

that 2666c11 16gb @ £180
or the 2800c12 8gb @ £180

i will have to check the teamgroups out as well.

would ideally like 3000 ram from some kit if possible. but id be happy with 2800.

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ok ive just noticed that you had two kits listed, thats much nicer!! ;)
 
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hmm thanks for that, i had no idea at all that the actual speed would be lower.. crazy

so er, how do we know if the sets we are buying have this hyinx mfr? i take it that the ones above aren't?

thanks again
 
changed my perspective on it all quite a lot.

how pointless! well i guess unless you like large mhz numbers without the accompanying performance :/
 
ok, now im worried about this single sided thing.

seems neither the team nor avexir actually state which they are..?

seems a bit of a minefield.
 
;)

ok from some research it seems that 2666c11 are single sided.

supposedly 2400c9 2600c10 and 2666c10 are all the same (samsung) chips binned and priced differently.. (double sided sammy)

which means the 2666c10 version which costs double the one you listed, is just the same thing but a bit.. better. not sure that makes it worth double.

source

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and it looks like you were right, 2800c12 are hyinx. not sure if single sided hyinx but still..
 
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go get em! ;)

then make us jealous with ridiculous benchmarks

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ive decided to go for one of those team 2600c10 kits you suggested. heres hoping for some epic performance :)
 
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thing is with them, they are very expensive ;)

they look sweet though. and as said before, i think the ones i got are also 2400c9 binned a bit better.
 
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