i really wanted to run 2 9600gts in sli..im trying to salvage that along with the tv tuner and soundcard..don't really want a 150 dollar paperweight lol
How many times have I said this? DDR3 is no benefit whatsoever to an Intel platform as bandiwidth is only as high as the FSB. For example, if you are running a 400 FSB. Bandwidth is limited to DDR 800, anything over that will not bring any performance benefits.
i really wanted to run 2 9600gts in sli..im trying to salvage that along with the tv tuner and soundcard..don't really want a 150 dollar paperweight lol
Set the FSB to 400 and that's 12.8GBs of bandwidth. DDR 800 = 12.8GBs bandwidth. Any higher memory speeds achieved by changing the divider would be bottlenecked by the FSB.