I mean, if the RAM is designed / tested to perform at this "overclock", it's not really an overclock now is it?
I mean it sounds like just a gimmick to satisfy the need to "get more out of your system", but they charge you more for something that is standard.
Am I missing something?
I mean it sounds like just a gimmick to satisfy the need to "get more out of your system", but they charge you more for something that is standard.
Am I missing something?