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10-30-2012 09:07 PM #11ROG Guru: Grand Master Array Arne Saknussemm PC Specs
Arne Saknussemm PC Specs Laptop (Model) Laptop?...No way! (Model?...Jun Amaki...yes way!) Motherboard ROG ZENITH II EXTREME Processor THREADRIPPER 3960X Memory (part number) TXBD48G4000HC18FBK Graphics Card #1 GTX Titan X Graphics Card #2 SLI is dead to me Graphics Card #3 Tri SLI is even dead to Nvidia Graphics Card #4 Quad SLI is dead to everybody especially my credit card Sound Card Xonar Essence STX Monitor ASUS ROG Swift PG279Q Storage #1 Samsung 970/960/950 PRO Storage #2 2x OCZ VERTEX 3/2x WD Caviar Black 500GB / 2x WD RED 2TB/Samsung 1TBSSDs CPU Cooler Custom Loop: Dual D5s, Dual Alphacool Monsta 480s, XSPC Raystorm Neo TR4, EK TitanX WaterBlock Case Nope!...Dimastech Easy XL...let it all hang out man! Power Supply Seasonic 1000 Platinum Keyboard Corsair Strafe MK2 ROG Claymore... or Fender Rhodes Electric Piano (MKI 73) Mouse Corsair M65Pro or Speedy Gonzalez...not Mickey...don't do Disney! Headset ...firmly on neck Mouse Pad Mouse don't got his own pad man...lives with me Headset/Speakers Edifier Spinnaker...or you mean the speakers in my head...man too many voices to name them all OS Win XP, 7, 8, 8.1 and Windows 10 Spyware Edition Network Router 56k modem Accessory #1 Umm...nice tie? Accessory #2 Err...belt? Accessory #3 3 accessories?! I'm not a girl!! 
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Overclocking the CPU is mostly independant of the RAM so will not affect what you can get out of your processor.
However, of the two kits the lower CAS one at the same frequency and voltage will be better!
The GSkill Black Zseries kits are great. I actually want that kit you have listed there too!
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10-31-2012 04:07 AM #12ROG Enthusiast Array
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I recommend that you read the following article about different memory kits from DDR3-1333 to DDR3-2400.
Originally Posted by Mithos
http://www.anandtech.com/show/6372/m...gp-with-gskill
To get the gist of the article, at least read the first and last pages. If you want to learn more, and your brain isn't hurting too much, the parts in the middle are great, too. FYI, the author, Ian Cutress, has a PhD and is also a competitive over-clocker with several national records under his belt, so he knows what he's talking about.
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