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The ram chips are all manufactured by the same company, just do a google search for Micron D9 and Super Talents and you'll see that they have the same ram chips from the OCZ's. If you look under the heatsinks on the ram chip, they will have the Micron crap printed on them, but of course it'll void the warranty if you remove the heatsinks.
And I think you misunderstood what I said about FSB. FSB is king, meaning cas latencies do not matter when you have high FSB. Hell, they don't even matter when FSB is low because the difference is so minute you won't even be able to tell the difference.
Oh yeah, and heatsinks don't do much at all since ram doesn't get hot at all. If you were pumping 2.4V into it, the best thing would be to get a small fan over it.
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The_Spaniard wrote:buzzsaw wrote:Uh, those OCZ's use exactly the same ram chips as the Super Talents: Micron D9. They are the same damn thing but with a different brand name slapped on it, plus you're getting double the ram.
Also, CAS latency means absolutely nothing these days. FSB has always been and will always be king. *Smiles* Ok then, prove it. How about some spec sheets and where it says that it's the same ram under just a different name. Also on the FSB you're arguing choke points. My FSB is going to be 1337mhz. Your argument is that low FSB speeds make CAS latency irrelevant because you'd never be timing at that rate if your FSB is choking you. I however do not have that choke. Everything in the system will be operating very smoothly with ram that's cleared for up to 2.4v. It was designed for overclocking in the long run. It also comes with a high grade heat sink, 3-4-4-15 timings, and operates at a native 2.1V. Bitch, don'chu be backtalkin' to Buzz. He knows his chit, n00b. If Buzz says get, then you best be gettin it pronto-like-now mofo, and not be askin him to prove how big his e-dick is. Buzz, I gots your back. Er, not the same way that Spaniard would get your back. but I gots your back nonetheless. Let's all have cake now.  You should be more like Cantrip.  Twitchy: "I pulled a Cantrip . . ." GivePeaceAChance: "If the Tempest had nipples, I'd pinch that shit." Xylicon: "I'm about to deliver my [Richard] in your face for posting that stupid shit. " WDF?: "He keeps reaming me... night after night... I'm rather sore." GivePeaceAChance: "OMG MY NIPS ARE HARD" llenta: "cantrip, you fail!!!" Filliam H. Muffman: "i'm on top of dick"
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Oh, great, now a RAM argument. ALL RAM CHIPS ARE MADE BY SAMSUNG BITCHES!!!! So get your facts straight. Oh, and timings mean shit in comparison to FSB so Buzz is correct on that. Another thing, 2.4v is nothing on a chip, hell, I have mine rated at 3.1v and those things get uber hot, I had to put a 120mm fan on them just to keep them from burning a whole in my mobo.
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You mean all ram is pretty much manufactured in Korea Micron, Samsung, Infineon, Hynix, Winbond blah blah blah Though Winbond doesn't really make any good stuff anymore!
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Timing does matter if you want stability, especially in Vista. Also you haven't posted any of this evidence. [01:34] whutdufk: I love you Spaniard Lead Salad wrote:I love you Spaniard FinalGamer wrote:I love you Spaniard <3
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The_Spaniard wrote:Timing does matter if you want stability, especially in Vista. Also you haven't posted any of this evidence. The problem presents it's self.
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