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Supergrover said:
:ph34r:
Maybe I should have been clearer:

2T Sucks. esp on 939 rigs, sure it's not as bad a hit as say single channel v dual channel but still from the coin he is spending I would think he would want to get as much as possible out of his rig.
LMAO

Edit: Yeah sswilson I went back and forth, up and down too, like I said it's not a whole lot but for me there was a difference.
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Yeah 2T Sucks... But can you run 1T on DDR2 ? lol I only know a few mobos that actually give you the option...
 
I would go Redline 4000. Ran 2 gigs in that Ultra D you have for a year. Had a really nice kit:

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Patriote said:
Yeah 2T Sucks... But can you run 1T on DDR2 ? lol I only know a few mobos that actually give you the option...
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You can use 1T at DDR2-800 (up to DDR2-850 in some cases) reliably on most kits. Kits that don't overclock at -all- sometime have the problem though. Sometimes you can even get away with running DDR2-667 4 modules at 1T.
 
In my experience 1T is pretty useless for DDR2. For the amount of speed you have to sacrifice to use 1T I haven’t found a case where it is worth it, esp for async boards. Plus performance gain is very minimal (less than 10 sec 32M 1T vs 2T @ same speed).
 
Eldonko said:
In my experience 1T is pretty useless for DDR2. For the amount of speed you have to sacrifice to use 1T I haven’t found a case where it is worth it, esp for async boards. Plus performance gain is very minimal (less than 10 sec 32M 1T vs 2T @ same speed).
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I think the latency takes the biggest hit, but that's still low. In my tests I found the bandwidth to decrease about 3%, so it's hardly worth worrying about, unless you have ram that doesn't overclock at all, but does 1T.
 
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