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Ram overclocking
I need help overclocking my ram. I have two 1gb sticks of corsair xms2 pc5400(667) timing 5-5-5-15. I currently have my e6600 at 3.294(366x9). What should I set my timings and my memory fsb for the best performance. Im a noob when it comes to memory overclocking. Also do I have to have to set the voltage higher for memory?
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