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Old 11-25-2006
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I am using 2 VS512MB400 from Corsair for Dual Channel.

How can I overclock it?




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hi aznlilboiz, sorry about the delay in reponse.

With memory - it's the same as CPUs....it all depends on what cooling you have, or don't have, and the motherboard.
If you have heatsinks on the memory - upgrade it ever so slightly in incriments.
If you don't have heatsinks i wouldn't suggest it.


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Do it through your BIOS. I wouldn't do this if ur short on cash though. As overclocking will short the lifespan of ur component.


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I wouldn't bother overclocking memory at all - there's no point at all...you get an extra half a second load time on games and no other benefits....big deal.

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