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[surefire888]

You still can use the 1333mhz ram. But on the other hand you wont feel the difference from 1333mhz to 1600mhz.

Not so from what I hv read. In any case, for just $8 more, who wouldnt prefer to know that the components they hv bgt r running at their full potential

 

[royfrosty]

Not so from what I hv read. In any case, for just $8 more, who wouldnt prefer to know that the components they hv bgt r running at their full potential

No diff.

For that $8 i can buy a plate of chicken rice and a can drink.

1333mhz can be easily tuned to 1600mhz without the need to even up the voltages of the ram and now with new 97 chipset and new UEFI bios it is easy to oc the ram for free.

One can say pentium only utilize 1333mhz. But it is of no use in intel world that 1333mhz -1600mhz offers no value performance. Hack it even if it supports 2400mhz. It offers negligible performance. Not unless you are those overclockers and wants to compensate the speed with cpu overclocked.

 

[MoneyFace =p]

No diff.

For that $8 i can buy a plate of chicken rice and a can drink.

1333mhz can be easily tuned to 1600mhz without the need to even up the voltages of the ram and now with new 97 chipset and new UEFI bios it is easy to oc the ram for free.

One can say pentium only utilize 1333mhz. But it is of no use in intel world that 1333mhz -1600mhz offers no value performance. Hack it even if it supports 2400mhz. It offers negligible performance. Not unless you are those overclockers and wants to compensate the speed with cpu overclocked.

Your chicken rice and drink very exp.

 

[royfrosty]

Your chicken rice and drink very exp.

ATAS chicken rice. lol

 

[surefire888]

No diff.

For that $8 i can buy a plate of chicken rice and a can drink.

1333mhz can be easily tuned to 1600mhz without the need to even up the voltages of the ram and now with new 97 chipset and new UEFI bios it is easy to oc the ram for free.

One can say pentium only utilize 1333mhz. But it is of no use in intel world that 1333mhz -1600mhz offers no value performance. Hack it even if it supports 2400mhz. It offers negligible performance. Not unless you are those overclockers and wants to compensate the speed with cpu overclocked.

I am not going to waste my time arguing. If you are the type who would rather save $8 instead of spending it to get a better-specced cpu with higher speed and proper support for 1600 memory, then that's who you are, penny-wise, pound-foolish... lol

 

[royfrosty]

I am not going to waste my time arguing. If you are the type who would rather save $8 instead of spending it to get a better-specced cpu with higher speed and proper support for 1600 memory, then that's who you are, penny-wise, pound-foolish... lol

Sorry argue with you??? Nah i dont think so.

G3220 although does not support 1600mhz at least it is slightly better than buying an intel celeron. It performs slightly better than celeron in single threaded performance.

Next is the use of 1333mhz. Even if you were to say to buy a 1600mhz for the better specs. I rather go for a g3220 + a 1333mhz combo over a celeron + 1600mhz ram if budget is a concern. $8 could be reserved to add on a upgrade of 500gb hdd to a 1tb hdd. This is a more worthy upgrade.

Call me a penny wise etc. But so far as i know the fact that intel does not benefit from fast rams from 1333mhz to 1600mhz in terms of gaming.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dWgzA2C61z4

Suite yourself if you think that 1600mhz offers lots of value performance.

 

[surefire888]

Sorry argue with you??? Nah i dont think so.

G3220 although does not support 1600mhz at least it is slightly better than buying an intel celeron. It performs slightly better than celeron in single threaded performance.

Next is the use of 1333mhz. Even if you were to say to buy a 1600mhz for the better specs. I rather go for a g3220 + a 1333mhz combo over a celeron + 1600mhz ram if budget is a concern. $8 could be reserved to add on a upgrade of 500gb hdd to a 1tb hdd. This is a more worthy upgrade.

Call me a penny wise etc. But so far as i know the fact that intel does not benefit from fast rams from 1333mhz to 1600mhz in terms of gaming.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dWgzA2C61z4

Suite yourself if you think that 1600mhz offers lots of value performance.

This shows u don't know what u r talking about! Who said anything about a Celeron?

U may want to check out the following b4 u embarass yourself again -

Intel Pentium G3420 vs G3220

Still prefer to save yr $8? Lol!

 

[royfrosty]

This shows u don't know what u r talking about! Who said anything about a Celeron?

U may want to check out the following b4 u embarass yourself again -

Intel Pentium G3420 vs G3220

Still prefer to save yr $8? Lol!

I dont think you get what i meant at all.

Yes you were saying about G3420. You cant get it in SG. (Not unless it is released to other shops other than Video Pro cause i believe that this cpu is not brought in and intro here yet atm)

So there is no point to go on about it even the cpu is not sold in sgw widely.

Enough talk. The only processor that is left in SG alone is just an intel Celeron and G3220. So stop talking about something that you cant buy in sg.

Simple as that.

And in terms of performance like ive mentioned. No point getting the 1600mhz if you cant even freaking bring in the G3420 to SG. Enough said.

Even if you CAN have the G3420 and you put in a 1333mhz also no diff.

 

[surefire888]

I dont think you get what i meant at all.

Yes you were saying about G3420. You cant get it in SG.

So there is no point to go on about it even the cpu is not sold in sg.

Enough talk. The only processor that is left in SG alone is just an intel Celeron and G3220. So stop talking about something that you cant buy in sg.

Simple as that.

And in terms of performance like ive mentioned. No point getting the 1600mhz if you cant even freaking bring in the G3420 to SG. Enough said.

Lol. Now that u realised that you hv been wrong all the while, to hide yr embarrassment about mistaking the G3420 for a Celeron (!), u r trying to shift the discussion to availability!

Read my original post - I already mentioned that it is not currently available but is already on video pro's price list ( and another shop on the 4th fl). When they will start selling, I hv no idea BUT this has no bearing on our discussion. Next time, read carefully b4 you reply - lol!

 

[MoneyFace =p]

Okokok... Let's wait for Pentium G3258 and overclock them to the death of these higher end dual core Intel CPUs alright?

 

[royfrosty]

Still dont get what i meant.

Nevermind. Lazy talking about it.

Is the whole convo was a rubbish to you.

Be it whatever CPU you go. Be it G3220 G3420 even if you take a 1333mhz ram or a 1600mhz ram it offers no value in terms of performance.

Cause simply to put intel dont have much performance value in terms of ram speed from 1333mhz to 1600mhz.

So what if you pay $8 more for a better cpu? When the fact that the rams are the same at 1333mhz or 1600mhz? Hmm?

 

[surefire888]

Still dont get what i meant.

Nevermind. Lazy talking about it.

Is the whole convo was a rubbish to you.

Be it whatever CPU you go. Be it G3220 G3420 even if you take a 1333mhz ram or a 1600mhz ram it offers no value in terms of performance.

Cause simply to put intel dont have much performance value in terms of ram speed from 1333mhz to 1600mhz.

So what if you pay $8 more for a better cpu? When the fact that the rams are the same at 1333mhz or 1600mhz? Hmm?

U r a joke! Just a few posts earlier, u yourself were talking about over-clocking 1333 ram to 1600. If performance is the same, why bother to over-clock at all? Why does Intel bother to sell 1600 ram and why do millions of people pay more for 1600 if they can get the same performance from 1333 ram? Lol

 

[royfrosty]

U r a joke! Just a few posts earlier, u yourself were talking about over-clocking 1333 ram to 1600. If performance is the same, why bother to over-clock at all? Why does Intel bother to sell 1600 ram and why do millions of people pay more for 1600 if they can get the same performance from 1333 ram? Lol

First thing first. 1600mhz rams are not sold by Intel.

Yes i did mentioned about 1333mhz oc till 1600mhz. Why bother if the same? Well my answer is simple. You can oc it for free even though the performance are negligible. People are buying 1600mhz ram or 1333mhz ram depends on the location and where they buy. In SG overall, 1333mhz only a rare amount of stores are selling it. And whereas there are people in other countries may not have 1333mhz.

EDIT: On the other hand like they have proven that 1333mhz and 1600mhz offers not much improvement at all. Its so negligible. So why still insist on negligible performance? When the com is not even ocing? Just another com for daily usage etc?

 

[surefire888]

First thing first. 1600mhz rams are not sold by Intel.

Yes i did mentioned about 1333mhz oc till 1600mhz. Why bother if the same? Well my answer is simple. You can oc it for free even though the performance are negligible. People are buying 1600mhz ram or 1333mhz ram depends on the location and where they buy. In SG overall, 1333mhz only a rare amount of stores are selling it. And whereas there are people in other countries may not have 1333mhz.

EDIT: On the other hand like they have proven that 1333mhz and 1600mhz offers not much improvement at all. Its so negligible. So why still insist on negligible performance? When the com is not even ocing? Just another com for daily usage etc?

Whether its Intel or somebody else is not the issue - don't side-track.

Anyway, no point arguing with someone who is too proud to admit it when he's wrong. Have a good evening!

 

[tErOn]

U buy a higher speed ram but leave it to run at stock speeds u are wasting money..what speed will the one million mhz ram run at if u dont oc? U know whats going on ma?