Anubis1980
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If u oc'd the ram too a good program is Memtest. Usually within 10 minutes u can tell if ur ram is stable. I leave it on just for one pass, if it passes that then im happy...
Haha, no, I'd just stick with the 125. Maybe open up your case and look at the label on the RAM to check it out?wol-va-rine said:I have an asus p4b mobo (old, but very overclockable), but yes, I have slow ram, but I'm still trying to get the most out of what I have, also, I have a question, pcwizard tells me I have 256 mb pc133, 128 mb pc133 and 128 mb pc125 for my 3 ram modules...
I have another 128 mb stick of pc100, would that be better suited for my system...? or should I just stick with the pc125, I'm asking because I've never heard of pc125 before, just pc100 and pc133, and it's kinda freakin' me out...
wol-va-rine said:I have an asus p4b mobo (old, but very overclockable), but yes, I have slow ram, but I'm still trying to get the most out of what I have, also, I have a question, pcwizard tells me I have 256 mb pc133, 128 mb pc133 and 128 mb pc125 for my 3 ram modules...
I have another 128 mb stick of pc100, would that be better suited for my system...? or should I just stick with the pc125, I'm asking because I've never heard of pc125 before, just pc100 and pc133, and it's kinda freakin' me out...
freestyler105 said:Haha, no, I'd just stick with the 125. Maybe open up your case and look at the label on the RAM to check it out?
The thing is, even if you have some fast RAM, like PC133, if you've got even just one stick of slower RAM, say PC100, all the RAM is bottlenecked to the slowest speed, in this case, PC100.