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i got 2 sticks of pc2700 kingston ram 512mb....no clue wut latencies it runs at, but should i consider selling em and getting pc3200 or running anything faster than 400mhz? cuz i have a gig of ram, and i don't really feel like i'm benefiting THAT much...but it could just be me...
i got 2 sticks of pc2700 kingston ram 512mb....no clue wut latencies it runs at, but should i consider selling em and getting pc3200 or running anything faster than 400mhz? cuz i have a gig of ram, and i don't really feel like i'm benefiting THAT much...but it could just be me...
The pc2700 Kingston ram 512mb should be O.K. providing that you have tight timings. Anything under PC3500 should have very tight timings for great performance.
If not then I would suggest something like the OCZ Dual Channel DDR400 @ 2-2-2-5 1T in 1024MB (512MB x 2) or anything with low latencies.
Basically the tighter the timings the more bandwidth you will get with DDR333,400,433. OR the faster Ram like DDR466 to DDR550 + the more bandwidth you will get, but with the loose timings.
The Kingston is great. When you upgrade, be sure to buy a HyperX. See if you can set up a deal with Kingston, where they give you a discount if you trade in old Kingston RAM for new HyperX RAM.
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