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Overclocking Ram

greglo23 · 2005-09-19 19:19:50

have a look at this !!! http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/memory/display/ocz-booster.html

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19-09-2005 8:19pm

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have a look at this !!!
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/memory/display/ocz-booster.html

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#2 19-09-2005 9:19pm
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Ok. And?

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#3 19-09-2005 9:50pm
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what do you think of it ?

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#4 19-09-2005 10:48pm
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Limited application.

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#5 19-09-2005 10:56pm
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greglo23 wrote:

what do you think of it ?

Not bad (that's an old review). It does have limited application though. You need memory that can handles extra volts - such as BH5/UTT based memory.

Some newer enthusiast boards can provide high voltage to the memory without this though. e.g. DFI Lanparty nF4 series, and Abit Fatal1ty nF4 boards.

You can't just use it and normal memory to get a high overclock - which is unfortunately the exact thing most people think you can do!

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#6 20-09-2005 11:44am
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greglo23 wrote:

what do you think of it ?

old news

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