Thread: What is the difference?

Originally Posted by Bunni

what shitty product details, unless i am missing something they only list the timing for one of the products.

Did you click "Details"?

*edit* ya only one gives timings.

If you are going to overclock the memory (which you should if you are looking at 1333MHz), then get some memory with looser timings. Tight timing memory (lower) tends to not overclock as much. If you don't want to overclock, look for some 1600 MHz RAM. Some boards will require you to overclock in order to reach that speed, but you should be okay, even with a stock cooler bumping your memory to that frequency.

Originally Posted by HeavyG

If you are going to overclock the memory (which you should if you are looking at 1333MHz), then get some memory with looser timings. Tight timing memory (lower) tends to not overclock as much. If you don't want to overclock, look for some 1600 MHz RAM. Some boards will require you to overclock in order to reach that speed, but you should be okay, even with a stock cooler bumping your memory to that frequency.

+1


Considering the fsb i am utterly shocked that the fact def timings are not listed O.o