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boroboi · 26-03-2009, 18:16

Anything over 800Mhz is RAM that's cherry picked to run at those faster speeds, the only difference is they have an SPD table added.

Unless you are running a 1066mhz FSB [266x4], you may have to manually adjust those settings

26-03-2009, 18:16	#9
boroboi Inactive Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Middlesbrough [TS10] Age: 40 Services: TT Fibre Large 78mbit Posts: 967	Re: new RAM help what one ? a or b Anything over 800Mhz is RAM that's cherry picked to run at those faster speeds, the only difference is they have an SPD table added. Unless you are running a 1066mhz FSB [266x4], you may have to manually adjust those settings