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This is a good post but it is really hard to say that as its posted would be grounds to purchase one or the other, maybe I am missing your point of that post. I mean the CPU FSB will always play a role in memory performance and running these tests with the CPU at a specific setting to show the diffe...

by largon on Thu Jun 05, 2008 10:41 pm I bet those memory module builders are simultaneously exited and terrified by trichannel. You're looking at increased sales but also, a nasty RMA problem; people buy trichannel kits and as always, there will be faulty modules... Now, instead of 2 stick going b...

It has been a while since I posted sorry but I got married and had to get my new wife here to USA so I have been really busy especially once she got here. But I will post like mad to get a chance at that card if I am able to qualify
Thanks for the chance!
JohntechPi

In many MB's now if you add more than two modules you might have to run the memory at more relaxed settings and or a slower frequency because of strain on the memory controller. If it were me and you have not decided yet I would save the money for a new MB and Memory, maybe going to a new DDR2 or DD...

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But I dont think I have enough posts this month so to who ever Wins Congradulations!

Thats awesome, when you hit the top I would try Cas 7-8-7-24 2T and see if youcan get some more out of them. But thats just me.

Actually I take that back I think Foxconn maybe larger that ASUS but if not there bounce back and foruth. But I would use ASUS over any of them hands down.

As far as I know ASUS is still the largest of all of these with more than 50 Million MB's a month the closest one of this group is about 15-18 Million as of last December.

Awesome Guide, do you mind if I post this or a link to this on another forum?

Awesome Man!
Cant wait to see what U get!

DIBA!

I just thaught you guys might like to see this!
Corsair TWIN3X2048-1800C7DF, 7-7-7-20, 2.0v

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You can check on thier site
AMD Processor Pricing

Effective August 6, 2007

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And then compare to http://www.pricewatch.com

he Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act is the federal law that governs consumer product and they cannot VIOD the warrenty if you upgrade the memory or Video Card, however there are other things that may cuase you to loose a case like this for example you up grade the VIDEO Card and you did not upgrade the PS...

ASUS wrote:
The upshot is that many users now rely on their intuition to promptly set up devices in the dark.

Sometimes it makes you wounder what some people are smoking hu?

Glad you got it working.

This chipset was problem matic to manufacture as I remember and normall when they worked they worked well but when they did not it was cut and dry. I would suggest testing the CPU's in any socket A MB just to be sure they are working. To bad cause I just got rid of a Dual Socket A ASUS MB.

4 modules will run in that MB but you might have to run the memory at DDR800 with 4 installed and they would need to match.
You can get more help with the settings for four modules at http://www.asktheramguy.com

If you want to over clock the CPU I would leave the memory at DDR667 but you should be able to set the memory at DDR800, what slots do you have the modules in?

Congrats dude!

You might try increasing the NB Voltage and the CPU Voltage about .2-.5 volts and or just set the memory frequency at DDR667.