The New PC
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FarFarAway
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Arkanoid said:
njoy it mate...glad I was of some asistance
ionicle_old
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sounds ok!, if it was my choise and i had a bit more cash i would get the FX55 insted of the duel core but...not bad!
bloodthirst
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name='Arkanoid' said:
yes the dual cores totally own the fx55
WTF is wrong with u people .
U guys are still chanting about the rev.2 memories.
Forget it now !!!!!
its time has come and gone.
Its a waste of 150 dollars or w/e for TCC5 chips.
All they can do is 2-2-2-5 @ pc3200 speeds. THATS IT !
u wont be able to take it any higher than 250 mhz . If u DO happen to get that high , u will need timings like 3-4-4-8.
Forget TCCD now , its expensive and hard to get.
Try the new Gskill GH series with the newer winbond bh5 die. With the board that your getting , i wouldnt be surprised if u get them to 260 mhz easy with 2-2-2-5 timings.
Watch it rip TCC5 into pieces at that speed.
GEEEEEEEEEEEEEZZZZZZ !!!!!!!!
Frag , i thought u would stop with the rev.2 chanting after i told u that they are coming with tcc5 chips but man come on , why are u still recommending those memories to everyone.
its a waste of money . PERIOD !
@ Nicks : There are FX55 floating around in the market which have the sandiego 0.09nm cores. They have BN code in their model number. Go over to XS and look for a guy named Stephen ( he writes his name weird but thats what it means ) . He got his hands on some and has tested it.
U guys are still chanting about the rev.2 memories.
Forget it now !!!!!
its time has come and gone.
Its a waste of 150 dollars or w/e for TCC5 chips.
All they can do is 2-2-2-5 @ pc3200 speeds. THATS IT !
u wont be able to take it any higher than 250 mhz . If u DO happen to get that high , u will need timings like 3-4-4-8.
Forget TCCD now , its expensive and hard to get.
Try the new Gskill GH series with the newer winbond bh5 die. With the board that your getting , i wouldnt be surprised if u get them to 260 mhz easy with 2-2-2-5 timings.
Watch it rip TCC5 into pieces at that speed.
GEEEEEEEEEEEEEZZZZZZ !!!!!!!!
Frag , i thought u would stop with the rev.2 chanting after i told u that they are coming with tcc5 chips but man come on , why are u still recommending those memories to everyone.
its a waste of money . PERIOD !
@ Nicks : There are FX55 floating around in the market which have the sandiego 0.09nm cores. They have BN code in their model number. Go over to XS and look for a guy named Stephen ( he writes his name weird but thats what it means ) . He got his hands on some and has tested it.
FarFarAway
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|3ourne said:
Right well I recommended GSkillz to this chap but he can't afford them cause they cost a bomb.
I also recommended an FX-55 but that is also out of his pricerange (IMHO - most peeps), so I feel he has gone with the best choice for what he is paying over here in the uK. Some people don't have budgets that they can keep extending |3ourne....especially with the prices here in the UK. The FX-57 (San Diego) is £650!!
but im not talking about the gskill TCCD . I never recommended those as well. TCCD is well on its way out of the market. I am talking about the winbond IC Gskill GH series. They are like 160 dollars or so on newegg. For the timings and performance u gain , its a price well worth. If thats still high then he can get the OCZ Gold series . They have the new bh5 die as well.
Please tell me in my post where i recommend tccd there
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Please tell me in my post where i recommend tccd there
.FarFarAway
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|3ourne said:but im not talking about the gskill TCCD . I never recommended those as well. TCCD is well on its way out of the market. I am talking about the winbond IC Gskill GH series. They are like 160 dollars or so on newegg. For the timings and performance u gain , its a price well worth. If thats still high then he can get the OCZ Gold series . They have the new bh5 die as well.
Please tell me in my post where i recommend tccd there
Never said you did mate.
What about the issues with higher vdimm on LANPARTY boards. Doesn't BH5 love voltage?
Just asking cause you know
as long as he gets a psu with variable voltage rail pots , eg. ocz powerstream series ( 600w recommended since he wants sli lateron ) , then he can do the jumper trick and get all the 4 V vdimm options without using the 5V rail. Just keep in mind to keep the 3.3V rail about 0.2V higher than the vdimm u want.
So if u set it at say 3.4 V then tweak the rail to 3.6V
OCZ Powerstream allows 3.3 V rail upto 3.8V if im not wrong.
That should be enough since for everyday use i wouldnt give those modules higher than 3.4 V Vdimm.
So if u set it at say 3.4 V then tweak the rail to 3.6V
OCZ Powerstream allows 3.3 V rail upto 3.8V if im not wrong.
That should be enough since for everyday use i wouldnt give those modules higher than 3.4 V Vdimm.
