Corsair TwinX1024-PC3200 Gaming Ram

[Refefer]

Hey guys,

I've needed to upgrade my memory amount due to my home computer being converted into a video production machine, and this ram has to go. Being limited to two DIMM slots, I've been forced to buy a couple of 2GB sticks to replace the 2 x 512 stick of this ram.

This is the fastest ram you can buy for DDR400 systems. Highly worth it and I regret having to sell it off: If I could keep it I would.

Word of caution: This ram is grumpy as hell when trying to work with other, slower sticks of memory. Use this exclusively or match it with other TwinX series of ram.

It originally cost me about $300, and buying it new right now is looking to be about $120. I figure $60 shipped to your door would be fair.

[McLoki]

For those of us slower than average - what you are selling is 2 512meg sticks correct?

[audiobliss]

Just out of curiousity, what're the timings for the RAM and the voltage?

[Refefer]

For those of us slower than average - what you are selling is 2 512meg sticks correct?

That is correct. 2x 512mb Dimms.

Just out of curiousity, what're the timings for the RAM and the voltage?

Timings are officially at 2-3-3-6, I was able to get it to 2.5-3-3-6 at around 2.7 volts if I recall correctly. I only upped it when playing heavy games and normally ran it (and my cpu) at normal speeds, which I believe is 3-3-3-8. It should be mentioned that it had room to be pushed further if you really wanted to tinker with it, but waiting 24 hours each time you make an adjustment to run tests on it took too long ;)

[audiobliss]

I'm an idiot. Totally didn't read things right.

Good luck with your sale!!

[surfntomm]

just fyi lower ram timings is better so an official timing of 2-3-3-6 is better than 2.5-3-3-7. good ram none the less

[Refefer]

just fyi lower ram timings is better so an official timing of 2-3-3-6 is better than 2.5-3-3-7. good ram none the less

Indeed it is, but when overclocking it's speed from DDR400 to DDR450, it's stability drops significantly.