I built my PC in 2009
Motherboard: Asus P6T Deluxe
CPU: i7 core 975 Extreme
Main HD: raid 0 2 identical intel SSD
Ram: DDR3 1333
Graphic card: Nvidia Quadro FX1800.
I do photography and now I am doing HD video editing work where I work with Raw video files from blackmagic pocket cinema camera! Huge files.
I work on adobe products and now getting myself familiar with Davinci resolve.
Enough introduction...
I am not a big fan of overclocking due to the heat issue plus system durability and stability.
So I understand my options are:
1) increase the ram to 24 GB of DDR 3 1333 ( I think higher numbers can be used with overclocking??)
2) change the graphic card to one of those high end Nvidia GTX cards
Can I use up to 48 GB of ram safely? Obviously after updating my Bios
When the manual says accept 1333 ram and it also says you can use up to 2000 with overclocking, does that mean I can use a ram with a physical speed of 2000 or I can use 1333 and overclock to 2000?
Thanks
Rab
Motherboard: Asus P6T Deluxe
CPU: i7 core 975 Extreme
Main HD: raid 0 2 identical intel SSD
Ram: DDR3 1333
Graphic card: Nvidia Quadro FX1800.
I do photography and now I am doing HD video editing work where I work with Raw video files from blackmagic pocket cinema camera! Huge files.
I work on adobe products and now getting myself familiar with Davinci resolve.
Enough introduction...
I am not a big fan of overclocking due to the heat issue plus system durability and stability.
So I understand my options are:
1) increase the ram to 24 GB of DDR 3 1333 ( I think higher numbers can be used with overclocking??)
2) change the graphic card to one of those high end Nvidia GTX cards
Can I use up to 48 GB of ram safely? Obviously after updating my Bios
When the manual says accept 1333 ram and it also says you can use up to 2000 with overclocking, does that mean I can use a ram with a physical speed of 2000 or I can use 1333 and overclock to 2000?
Thanks
Rab