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2100 DDR ram CL2 vs CL2.5

giolla · 2003-04-07 20:57:45

I've got an asus p4g8x motherboard and went looking for some ram for it. I went to the crucial site coz of their good memory selector, but there was no pc2100 (non-ecc) ram with a of CL2. I emailed them asking them about this and they said this "Hello Thank you for your enquiry. Unfortunately, we do not have stock of…

07-04-2003 9:57pm

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giolla

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I've got an asus p4g8x motherboard and went looking
for some ram for it. I went to the crucial site coz of their
good memory selector, but there was no pc2100 (non-ecc) ram with a of CL2. I emailed them asking them about this and they
said this
"Hello
Thank you for your enquiry.

Unfortunately, we do not have stock of DDR2100 Cas 2 and will not be supporting Cas2
DDR memory in the future.

This does not make a significant difference to the running of the system

"

I had the impression that there was quite a bit of a difference.
Any thoughts?

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#2 07-04-2003 10:08pm

SouperComputer

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put it this this way 2100 & cl2 was tested as faster than CL2.5 PC2700 on THG a while back.

your board should have SPD and adjust for your new RAM. A low CAS, RAS, and prechrge is always preferable.

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#3 08-04-2003 9:49pm

BabyEater

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Cruical 2100 should have no problem running at CAS 2 anyway .

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