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G Skill Ram comparisons

corey407woc

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im researching ram for a new gaming computer that im buying and i purchased the EVGA 680i SLI A1 motherboard and i researching what other parts i should buy


heres the set up

EVGA 680I SLI A1
8800 GTS 512 G92
Q6600 2.4GHZ G0

now for ram im confused do i need 4gb or ram i plan on plyaing hl2 cs:s crysis and run 64 bit and is people told me about corsair and gskill but what is the differecne between these gskills

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231065

and this one

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231148

i want to overclock the cpu and the ram and i dont know what is the best ram thanks guys for helping me out
 

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well theres alot of good ram out now for cheap but from those 2 the 1st one with the Blk HS

you might want to look for faster ram theres alot that are under $150 for higher speed ;)
 
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I Have G-Skill ram myself, and when i received them i was amazed at how good they looked, the best looking item in my computer by far lol. No difference bro, although i would recommend getting 1066mhz ram, if you really want one of these, get the 2x2GB. Also, if you are going to game you need to get dual, not quad cores. They overclock better, have higher stock speeds, and cost less. 4x cores is probably only optimal for some mega multitasking. For 60 dollars less, i got a 6750, OCed from 2.66 to 3.8, higher than you could ever go with a quad core on stock cooling. Also for the GTS get the EVGA, they have a step up program, and usually the highest fps on their cards. With the step up program, in anywhere under 3 months, you could step up to a 9800gx2 or gtx, or whatever you want, get FULL VALUE on MSRP trade in whenever you purchase your next GPU. Just some recommendations. My G92 will be here in a few days.
 
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