PC150 or PC133

[Guest]

is pc150 SDRAM worth the extra 10 or so bucks? wot i mean is, will it offer the most over all flexibility? does the fact that it uses t-bga chips mean much? i'll be running this on a asus a7v/duron700 base.

 

[ejsmith2]

PC-150 means you can overclock your FSB a little more, but if your pci devices can't handle it, then it's pointless to buy it. I can run my FSB up to around 141mhz CAS-2, then my network card/old hard drive do funky things.

If you can afford it, snag it and start overclocking.

 

[Arrow]

Yes, true, only if you're going to be overclocking that high will it be of any extra use!

Rob
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[JOJO]

unfortunately, you have the asus a7v, great board but the chipset (kt133) can't handle a very high fsb, so the pc150 ram won't be of any use.

I would only buy that ram if you had a kt133a chipset, like on the asus a7v133 or abit kt7a.

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