O optimusxcrime Prominent Apr 1, 2017 3 0 510 Apr 1, 2017 #1 the motherboard I'm interested in buying specs say it supports DDR3-1333+(O.C.) does that mean I can use 2400 MHz ram, Or just 1333 and i can over clock it? Not buying cheaper ram if it will support my good ram.
the motherboard I'm interested in buying specs say it supports DDR3-1333+(O.C.) does that mean I can use 2400 MHz ram, Or just 1333 and i can over clock it? Not buying cheaper ram if it will support my good ram.
GamingEnthusiast420 Reputable Jan 30, 2017 1,142 0 5,960 Apr 1, 2017 #2 The only base frequency that it supports is DDR3 1333. Anything above that would have to be the work of an overclock. Upvote 0 Downvote
The only base frequency that it supports is DDR3 1333. Anything above that would have to be the work of an overclock.
O optimusxcrime Prominent Apr 1, 2017 3 0 510 Apr 1, 2017 #3 GamingEnthusiast420 : The only base frequency that it supports is DDR3 1333. Anything above that would have to be the work of an overclock. Well the board does support over clocking. So will the 2400 work? Upvote 0 Downvote
GamingEnthusiast420 : The only base frequency that it supports is DDR3 1333. Anything above that would have to be the work of an overclock. Well the board does support over clocking. So will the 2400 work?
O optimusxcrime Prominent Apr 1, 2017 3 0 510 Apr 1, 2017 #4 Think I'm just gunna get the 1333 ram Upvote 0 Downvote
GamingEnthusiast420 Reputable Jan 30, 2017 1,142 0 5,960 Apr 1, 2017 #5 You would still have to get the 1333. When you overclock, you are pushing that ram beyond the factory tested power (1333 MHz in this case). Upvote 0 Downvote
You would still have to get the 1333. When you overclock, you are pushing that ram beyond the factory tested power (1333 MHz in this case).