Corsair XMS DDR434 Ram (CMX512-3500C2)

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The memory does what it says on the box. It runs perfectly at 217MHz, (434MHz DDR), with aggressive timings. This makes it one of the fastest modules currently available. Unsurprisingly, this leaves very little overclocking headroom, less than 1%. Arguably, this makes it unattractive to overclockers but in reality this memory is capable of running at higher speeds than most people can currently reliably obtain from their systems. As such, most purchasers can be confident that it is not their memory holding them back in the overclocking stakes.

To realise the full benefits of this ram it needs to be run synchronously with the CPU FSB. In other words the CPU FSB should be the same speed as the ram., (200MHz - 220MHz). This is difficult to achieve with stability for most current systems. Owners of nForce 2 motherboards and unlocked Athlons who can run at 200MHz FSB synchronously will see the best results from this memory.