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RAM bus - Kalovale - 2010-03-11

Just on a side note, will I have to take the Bus into consideration when I get a new HDD?

XTOTHEL Wrote:Just to verify, I would get CPU-Z: http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php . Install it, run it, under the "Memory" tab, make sure it says 5 for CL, tRCD, tRP and 12 for tRAS
Nope.
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RAM bus - xLeviathan - 2010-03-11

Kalovale Wrote:Just on a side note, will I have to take the Bus into consideration when I get a new HDD?

No. Not your RAM FSB.

Take X's advice and get CPU-Z. It's just a great tool all around. Smile

RAM bus - XTOTHEL - 2010-03-11

I'd recommend the Western Digital Caviar Green drives if it is for storage, 1TB ~ $90.

RAM bus - XTOTHEL - 2010-03-11

Kalovale Wrote:Just on a side note, will I have to take the Bus into consideration when I get a new HDD?


Nope.
[Image: cpuzc.jpg]

I did some research and turns out it should be 18 normally.

RAM bus - Kalovale - 2010-03-11

XTOTHEL Wrote:I did some research and turns out it should be 18 normally.

Thanks for your help, I'll consider the 1TB drive if my budget allows.

RAM bus - xLeviathan - 2010-03-11

XTOTHEL Wrote:I'd recommend the Western Digital Caviar Green drives if it is for storage, 1TB ~ $90.

Holy...

Humm. I'll check the compatibility of that drive with HD Loader. Hopefully it works, that's a great price.
The 800GB one is only $65. :>