As I wait to obtain a 7000A-alcu, I don't know how well my PC3500 Kingston can overclock and the TwinX1024-3200XL DIMMs are coming out and supposedly can do great things in overclocking. Should I get the 3200XL or what and see what I can do with the Kingston?
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BillLeeLee
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Well, the regular old Kingstons aren't really known for overclocking, but it's PC3500, so you might be able to squeeze a mild OC out of the RAM (like up to 216 Mhz).
The Corsair TwinX would be better since it's designed for overclocking, it's just that you'd have to use a divider because it's already 200 Mhz (400 Mhz DDR) RAM and your system has a 200 Mhz FSB, so you'll have to use a divider at some point to overclock further.
The Corsair TwinX would be better since it's designed for overclocking, it's just that you'd have to use a divider because it's already 200 Mhz (400 Mhz DDR) RAM and your system has a 200 Mhz FSB, so you'll have to use a divider at some point to overclock further.
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Ohhh. In that case, try it with the HyperX. Not gonna know until you give it a whirl.