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@ 2007/01/29The chaps said that they are running memory at more than the milestone 1333MHz. They can push it to 1350MHz but it will take a few more weeks before you see this available in the shops.
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from jmke
@ 2007/01/30
so 975x mobo's can, 965 don't, how about NVIDIA 650i and 680i and ATI RD600?
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@ 2007/01/30
the Asus P5W DH Deluxe can (confirmed first hand 
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@ 2007/01/30
I think a list of motherboards that support negative dividers would make a nice article as it is NOT common knowledge and allows big savings.
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@ 2007/01/30
I'd say, only measurable with benchmarks, not noticeable in real-world apps and games
http://www.madshrimps.be/?action=get...&articID=4 72
http://www.madshrimps.be/?action=get...&articID=4 72
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@ 2007/01/30
What is the effect on the performance then compared to 1:1?
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@ 2007/01/30
is ~5% speed increase in games/applicaties between PC2-5300 and PC2-10000+ worth the extra $300+ cost? Or would a more expensive GPU, or CPU, or HDD or more ram (1gb vs 2gb) be a more wise purchase decision ?
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@ 2007/01/30
yup , the abit can do it also
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@ 2007/01/30
is possible on badaxe 
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@ 2007/01/30
I can run negative dividers on the Bad Axe, if I remember correctly
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@ 2007/01/29
Not on P5B, you can't. But I think you can on 975 boards and 680i.
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Originally Posted by SuAside
you can do negative dividers, but performance won't be as good as expected.
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@ 2007/01/29
you can do negative dividers, but performance won't be as good as expected.
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@ 2007/01/29
You can't do any "negative" dividers. Ram always runs equal or faster than the front side bus. But with this fast ram you can always pick a divider which should fit the bill (675 FSB is not going to happen any time soon )
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Originally Posted by Rutar
Can you really do that with C2D? I thought you can't.
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@ 2007/01/29
Can you really do that with C2D? I thought you can't.
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Originally Posted by jmke
even if you overclock you can run memory async with your FSB and still be well within specs
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@ 2007/01/29
anyone remember their DDR1 5600 modules ? 
i'm afraid this is the same thing
i'm afraid this is the same thing
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@ 2007/01/29
Bring it on 
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@ 2007/01/29
even if you overclock you can run memory async with your FSB and still be well within specs
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@ 2007/01/29
depends if you overclock
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@ 2007/01/29
and still Core 2 is happy with PC2-5300 memory modules...
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