Memory for athlon 3500+??

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like the title sais

wich memory should I use?
I think that the socket 939 accepts dual chanel memory, but what kind of memory does that requier? 2 sticks of he same speed and memsize? or one "special dual channel" stick?
Also....any rumors or facts goin aound that the nForce4 is goin DDR2?

thx again...

ps: plz also name the brand ,type and speed you suggest I should use
pps: ASUS, you know a lot of these stuff....could u you help me?

thx!
 
Wel this is what Im using with my athlon 3500,
Link
It overclocks great from what I have been told but I havent tested it yet because I am going to do a few more burn in.

The memory will come in a pack of two. They are always the same speed, size, and latency. If your not overclocking to high or not at all then pc3200 is your best bet because I will run the same as your FSB.
Whatever you do dont buy registered memory though.
 
blackeye said:
Wel this is what Im using with my athlon 3500,
Link
It overclocks great from what I have been told but I havent tested it yet because I am going to do a few more burn in.

The memory will come in a pack of two. They are always the same speed, size, and latency. If your not overclocking to high or not at all then pc3200 is your best bet because I will run the same as your FSB.
Whatever you do dont buy registered memory though.

Wow...thx for the linky but em...thats just a bit to expensive for me...I only have a 1500+ € to spend...allreaddy goin for a athlon 3500+ (450€) and a 6800 GT (450€) so thats oly 600 € left to spend... :S oh and btw...I am not planning to OC my system....it will be fast enough I think....(chenk the "think" ;) )

thx anyway :)
 
Socket 939 and the Athlon 64 3500+ takes normal DDR PC3200 Desktop memory.
It's used in a Dual Channel configuration, which is 2 sticks of memory that are accessed individually rather than at the same time.
I would suggest memory that is rated at CL2, which is the first number in the string of timings.

Corsair is always good but they cost more.
OCZ would be great!
You don't need 2-2-2-5 memory but 2-3-2-6 is would give you basicly that performance yet save you quite a bit of money. ;)
CL2.5 is average speed and I wouldn't suggest it, afterall you are looking for a A64 3500+.

OCZ
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Matt and Asus...
thx....I still have some difficulties trying to decide wich mem would be best bang/buck but we will see when the prices drop in Dec-Jan

all the best folks!
 
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