DDR 2 So-DIMMs,Gaming Rams

Extreme gaming Memory.........PC2, 6400, SO-DIMMS, 800 MHz a latency of 4 or less, 200 PIN........suggestions please..............

 

Extreme Gaming Memory -- As in for overclocking ?

RAM has a very small role in gaming.

Which CPU ?

 

Centrino 2 Tech, t9400, Core 2 Duo 2.53........n yes factory over clocked.............i was looking at ther hyper X with ultra low lat of 4...........

 

for DDR2, the best of the best is SO-DIMM DDR2 800mhz PC-6400 200pin CL4 RAM (2x2Gb, obviously) with heatspreaders.

 

thats new...................with heat spreaders..............which company or companies sell this kind of RAM.........thanks a ton..........

 

...................i dont......................no..........................witch.................company.......................sells them with................................. heat............... spreaders..............

 

Ok, you overclock the FSB, or only the GPU ? Overclocking the T9400 via multiplier won't be possible.

 

Well any companies that sell them with out heat spreaders?????????? .....i cant find that toooo...........pls help

 

heat spreaders really won't make a difference and i couldnt find any pc2 6400 cl4 modules that had them.... i know for normal ddr ram you could buy heatspreaders as an accessory and add it to you ram.. but i can't find any for ddr2 (200pin).
mushkin and kingston sell pc2 6400 cl4 modules

 

OKay........Alright then..............chuck the heat spreaders......!!!!!!!!!!! pls tell me a company that produces these pc26400 cl4 without these spreaders............is dat too hard to find???????????

 

Firstly, lower cas latency is not going to improve gaming performance in anyway. Gaming performance depends more upon the physical size of the memory, than the memory frequency and timings.

Get any PC2-6400 memory you can get, cheap and w/lifetime warranty.

Or go for the Ultra-Low Latency DDR2-800 modules from Kingston, if you just wanna blow Rupees.

 

I'l Tell Uwhat.....chuch The Over Clocking..............

 

I'l Tell Uwhat.....chuch The Over Clocking..............pc2 6400 cl4 ny body.............please....

 

http://www.kingston.com/hyperx/products/khx_sodimm.asp

 

Thanks a ton.........................Andy.........one last thing ny other company dat manufactures da same specifications??????????????????am sure its nt just kingston................

 

jisaac said mushkin, but I know of only kingston.

 

yeh sorry my mistake... only kingston sell them... i found mushkin modules on this website, http://www.memory4less.com/m4l_itemdetail.asp?rid=fd_10&itemid=1440257285 but just realised they list them mistakenly as 200 pin modules when they are infact 240pin...

 

No point, just get regular Cas 5 memory. You won't notice a difference at all. If you are still adament then Google shopping it.

 

Kingston, Mushkin, OCZ, Corsair, G.sKill, when you're talking DDR2 800 or 667 on a laptop, it's essentially all the same, you won't be overclocking.

 

Corsair-CGM2X2GS800 PC2-6400 4GB 5-5-5-18 200pin SODIMM
OR

Kingston-KHX6400S2ULK2/4G 4GB 800MHz Low-Latency DDR2 CL4
(Kit of 2 - 2GB) 4-4-4-12

.............Help me take a wise GAMING decision...thanks a ton.........

 

If they're the same voltage, the kingston. If they're not, choose the one with the LOWER voltage.

 

I know the Kingston is a 1.8................i have never come across a Corsair with a 1.7..................

 

well, 1.8V is standard, I wouldn't expect it to be lower. But when it's higher than that, that's where you have a problem.

So there you have it, the Kingston.

 

Get the cheaper one period.

 

CAS Latencies make very little difference in synthetic benchmarks, and even less in gaming.
Go for what's cheapest, if at all - your profile says you've already got 4GB in your rig!

 

Technically speaking the lower latency ram is 20% faster due to the reduced latency period between cycles, but in reality there will probably be little if any discernable difference.

 

All DDR2 SODIMMs have a standard voltage of 1.8V (1.9V seen mostly on DIMMs), and @stonesrubber - as mentioned in your previous thread before, lower CL is not going to make a noticeable difference in performance. Just buy memory that comes with a lifetime warranty, which is more useful than faster timings.

And COD4 will be fine with 4GB of memory - frequency and timings don't play a major role in gaming performance.

 

Hey ............will a computer supporting a DDR 2 PC2 6400 800 support a DDR 3 module?

 

Nope doesn't fit.

And there's no point anyway since it's hardly faster.

 

stonesrubber, please do not make multiple threads on the same topic. Your threads have been merged. Thank you.