PC-3200 Memory

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[SweetLittleChicky]

The memory in your computer can make or break your attempts at overclocking. Recently while characterizing six low latency DDR1 PC-3200 memory kits we noticed a performance gap when overclocking the modules. Sure, it is not uncommon to experience a few MHz here and there, but we were seeing 20+ MHz differences from similar memory kits. The memory kits we have from Corsair, Kingston, Mushkin, OCZ, and PQI are pretty much identical. They all have models with identical latencies (2-2-2-5), some basic heat spreaders, Samsung TCCD IC's and a lifetime warranty...................................

http://www.legitreviews.com/article/53/1/

[Xtreview]

TCCD memory was good for 300 mhz +.  in A64 S939 days. Now many already moved to DDR-2 and some even to DDR-3 ,
TCCD as DDR1 are full dead .

[gilly]

http://www.legitreviews.com/article/53/1/

That article is almost three years old. Graphics cards are using DDR3 now, and DDR3 for motherboards is on the way.

DDR3 ad

[Xtreview]

http://www.legitreviews.com/article/53/1/

That article is almost three years old. Graphics cards are using DDR3 now, and DDR3 for motherboards is on the way.

DDR3 ad

This exactly what i meant . 
All new computer currently are build on DDR2 or DDR3 , No more DDR 1

[Taggart]

I installed 2 G of Kingston RAM in my desktop earlier this year.

I see a difference when I'm running multiple instances of virtual instruments with Cubase SX.