Patriot perfects 1350MHz memory - in the lab

jmke · 29th January 2007, 15:09

The 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.

http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=37273

jmke · 29th January 2007, 15:10

and still Core 2 is happy with PC2-5300 memory modules...

29th January 2007, 15:28

depends if you overclock

jmke · 29th January 2007, 15:47

even if you overclock you can run memory async with your FSB and still be well within specs

thorgal · 29th January 2007, 16:16

Bring it on

29th January 2007, 17:30

anyone remember their DDR1 5600 modules ?

i'm afraid this is the same thing

29th January 2007, 18:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by jmke

even if you overclock you can run memory async with your FSB and still be well within specs

Can you really do that with C2D? I thought you can't.

thorgal · 29th January 2007, 20:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rutar

Can you really do that with C2D? I thought you can't.

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

)

29th January 2007, 21:29

you can do negative dividers, but performance won't be as good as expected.

thorgal · 29th January 2007, 21:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by SuAside

you can do negative dividers, but performance won't be as good as expected.

Not on P5B, you can't. But I think you can on 975 boards and 680i.

29th January 2007, 15:09	#1
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jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	even if you overclock you can run memory async with your FSB and still be well within specs __________________

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29th January 2007, 15:28	#3
Rutar Posts: n/a	depends if you overclock

29th January 2007, 17:30	#6
Jaco Posts: n/a	anyone remember their DDR1 5600 modules ? i'm afraid this is the same thing

29th January 2007, 21:29	#9
SuAside Posts: n/a	you can do negative dividers, but performance won't be as good as expected.