Hi All,
I'm an old school overclocker with plenty of experience but I've been out of the game since about 2004.
Just got myself an EP45-UD3LR and am using an E6600 @ 3.2GHz for now but will be purchasing a 9550 quad in a few weeks.
I need to buy some RAM as I'm using some borrowed corsair sticks for now.
This is the RAM I am considering:
G.Skill DDR2 PC8800 5-5-5-15, 1.9V, 2 x 2Gb
F28800CL5D-4GBPi
Judging by comments from others on this forum I assume this should be suitable?
Also, I am seriously considering getting 8 gigs of this stuff as I will be doing a lot of audio recording work with this machine.
How far do you guys think I could push this stuff if I'm using 8 gigs (4 x 2Gb) of it? And what could I expect if using just 4Gb?
Also, I'm thinking of dusting off my old water cooling gear and giving it a run with this new board. How much more overclock could I expect by water cooling the northbridge?
Sorry for so many questions in one go. :-)
I'm an old school overclocker with plenty of experience but I've been out of the game since about 2004.
Just got myself an EP45-UD3LR and am using an E6600 @ 3.2GHz for now but will be purchasing a 9550 quad in a few weeks.
I need to buy some RAM as I'm using some borrowed corsair sticks for now.
This is the RAM I am considering:
G.Skill DDR2 PC8800 5-5-5-15, 1.9V, 2 x 2Gb
F28800CL5D-4GBPi
Judging by comments from others on this forum I assume this should be suitable?
Also, I am seriously considering getting 8 gigs of this stuff as I will be doing a lot of audio recording work with this machine.
How far do you guys think I could push this stuff if I'm using 8 gigs (4 x 2Gb) of it? And what could I expect if using just 4Gb?
Also, I'm thinking of dusting off my old water cooling gear and giving it a run with this new board. How much more overclock could I expect by water cooling the northbridge?
Sorry for so many questions in one go. :-)
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