What ram to use to Overclock Opteron 165 ?

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MR Hard

What ram to use to Overclock Opteron 165 ?

Iam just wondering if pc 3200 with 4000mhz with Low Latency or DDR
4000, 5000 mhz should be used for an Amd Opteron 165 system.

I want to overclock. Is the FSb more important than low latencys. The
ram somone recomended is some :

MUSHKIN XP Samsung UCCC PC4000 2GB Kit (2x1024Mb) 2048Mb XP4000
3-4-3-8 eXtreme Performance 991483

This ram can easily get 250mhz FSB and probalby 300 even :)

I myself was looking at:

OCZ Platinum PC3200 2Gb Kit 2-3-2-5 (2x1024MB/2048) 400MHz
OCZ4002048ELDCPE-K

Only concidering this ram becuase i was always tld LOW Latency is the
best thing for an AMD system. Has this changed ?

Any help would be grea. Just getting my new system together.

Thanks.
 
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Ed

What ram to use to Overclock Opteron 165 ?

Iam just wondering if pc 3200 with 4000mhz with Low Latency or DDR
4000, 5000 mhz should be used for an Amd Opteron 165 system.

I want to overclock. Is the FSb more important than low latencys. The
ram somone recomended is some :

MUSHKIN XP Samsung UCCC PC4000 2GB Kit (2x1024Mb) 2048Mb XP4000
3-4-3-8 eXtreme Performance 991483

This ram can easily get 250mhz FSB and probalby 300 even :)

I myself was looking at:

OCZ Platinum PC3200 2Gb Kit 2-3-2-5 (2x1024MB/2048) 400MHz
OCZ4002048ELDCPE-K

Only concidering this ram becuase i was always tld LOW Latency is the
best thing for an AMD system. Has this changed ?

Any help would be grea. Just getting my new system together.

Thanks.


Well day to day usage I couldn't tell ya if I was running 2-2-2-6 @1T or
3-4-4-10 RAM @ 2T, there is very little difference, only hard-core
overclockers who look at benchmarks more then they actually use the PC
would care.

Memory performance:
Exploring the performance impact of memory latency
Is 2-2-2-5-1T really worth it?
http://techreport.com/etc/2005q4/mem-latency/index.x?pg=3

Cheers,
Ed
 

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