pc2700 vs pc3200

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I run a P4 2.4/512 at 2.88 (overclock 20%) on a P4P800 SE, very stable and
relatively cool (around 40 Celsius, during some games close to 60). I have
1GB of of 333/pc2700 on dual channel. Would the upgrade to pc3200/400 bring
any improvement to the performance of the system (FSB is running at 160)?

Any thoughts?
Thanks,
James

 

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Your RAM is NOT running in dual channel while it has mis-matched RAM
modules. They must be IDENTICAL for dual channel operation.

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DaveW



"James Atkinson" <James__@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>I run a P4 2.4/512 at 2.88 (overclock 20%) on a P4P800 SE, very stable and
> relatively cool (around 40 Celsius, during some games close to 60). I have
> 1GB of of 333/pc2700 on dual channel. Would the upgrade to pc3200/400
> bring
> any improvement to the performance of the system (FSB is running at 160)?
>
> Any thoughts?
> Thanks,
> James
>
>

 

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"James Atkinson" <James__@yahoo.com> skrev i en meddelelse
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>I run a P4 2.4/512 at 2.88 (overclock 20%) on a P4P800 SE, very stable and
> relatively cool (around 40 Celsius, during some games close to 60). I have
> 1GB of of 333/pc2700 on dual channel. Would the upgrade to pc3200/400
> bring
> any improvement to the performance of the system (FSB is running at 160)?

I doubt you will be able to run it DDR 400 dual channel at FSB160 due to the
dividers.

 

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"DaveW" <none@zero.org> wrote in message
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> Your RAM is NOT running in dual channel while it has mis-matched RAM
> modules. They must be IDENTICAL for dual channel operation.
>
> --
> DaveW


They are absolutely identical 4 sticks of 256. And they are running in a
dual channel. They question was would the system benefit from a memory
upgrade from 333 to 400 Mhz.

James



> "James Atkinson" <James__@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:YsUre.1352$RG6.1205@fe08.lga...
> >I run a P4 2.4/512 at 2.88 (overclock 20%) on a P4P800 SE, very stable
and
> > relatively cool (around 40 Celsius, during some games close to 60). I
have
> > 1GB of of 333/pc2700 on dual channel. Would the upgrade to pc3200/400
> > bring
> > any improvement to the performance of the system (FSB is running at
160)?
> >
> > Any thoughts?
> > Thanks,
> > James
> >
> >
>
>

 

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Enter your bios menu. Check your ram settings. With a P4B/P800SE you have
options : DDR266, DDR333 and Auto.
No DDR400.

 

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My fault, sorry.

There is a 4:5 divider, even that at boot up it says DDR333 dual channel.
FSB 160 would give you DDR400.

Here some benches at DDR 380 dual ch./

Everest:
3750MB/s read
1750MB/s write
103,7 ns latent

Not worth an upgrade in my opinion.

 

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I don't think that it's worth the upgrade either. Why mess with a very
stable system.....you might regret it like I did many times......