IS7-E - dual channel question.

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08-12-2005 at 10:35:13 PM

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Hi

I've got the IS7-E with two 512 MB sticks of Corsair CMX512 PC4000
memory. Now I'm thinking of putting in two more 512 MB sticks of
Corsair memory - CMX512 PC4400. Will the mobo still run
dualchannel mode?
If anyone have some insight - please share.

Thanks in advance!

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08-13-2005 at 02:26:00 AM

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it most likely will but we have seen that performance with 4 sticks is not
as crisp as performance with 2 sticks. not a rule but we have seen that
before.

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"Frunken" <no.sp@m.thx> wrote in message
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> Hi
>
> I've got the IS7-E with two 512 MB sticks of Corsair CMX512 PC4000
> memory. Now I'm thinking of putting in two more 512 MB sticks of
> Corsair memory - CMX512 PC4400. Will the mobo still run
> dualchannel mode?
> If anyone have some insight - please share.
>
> Thanks in advance!

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08-13-2005 at 07:22:51 AM

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TomG wrote:
> it most likely will but we have seen that performance with 4 sticks is not
> as crisp as performance with 2 sticks. not a rule but we have seen that
> before.
>

Thanks for your reply!
I'm willing to take a performance hit just to reduce disk thrashing :-)

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08-13-2005 at 06:35:59 PM

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the performance hit may only be the kind that shows in benchmarks and your
decreased disk thrashing might just more than make up for the ever so slight
(if at all) performance hit.

I run an IC7-G with two sticks of 512 each and there are a few times when I
am working with large files that I can see that I am getting low on ram but,
for the most part, it does fine. not bad enough to make me consider another
gig anyway...

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no longer running servers on Cox...

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"Frunken" <no.sp@m.thx> wrote in message
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> TomG wrote:
>> it most likely will but we have seen that performance with 4 sticks is
>> not as crisp as performance with 2 sticks. not a rule but we have seen
>> that before.
>>
>
> Thanks for your reply!
> I'm willing to take a performance hit just to reduce disk thrashing :-)

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