Okay, I understand most of this, however not sure what the last variable is related to (3400MHz). Because I want to be just as smart as the rest of you!
What does the last variable stand for?
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What does the last variable stand for?
Okay, I understand most of this, however not sure what the last variable is related to (3400MHz). Because I want to be just as smart as the rest of you!
"Good decisions come from experience, and experience comes from bad decisions."
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Re: What does the last variable stand for?
2660 mhz stock
3400 mhz overclocked
3400 mhz overclocked
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Re: What does the last variable stand for?
I thought that might be the case, but why is there a change from GHz to MHz?kgburcham wrote:2660 mhz stock
3400 mhz overclocked
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Re: What does the last variable stand for?
So that you don't forget the other formatAdminX wrote:I thought that might be the case, but why is there a change from GHz to MHz?kgburcham wrote:2660 mhz stock
3400 mhz overclocked
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Re: What does the last variable stand for?
Dr.Wael Deeb wrote:So that you don't forget the other formatAdminX wrote:I thought that might be the case, but why is there a change from GHz to MHz?kgburcham wrote:2660 mhz stock
3400 mhz overclocked
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Tony
Re: What does the last variable stand for?
If you overclock, you want more and 3400 is a lot more than 2.66AdminX wrote:I thought that might be the case, but why is there a change from GHz to MHz?kgburcham wrote:2660 mhz stock
3400 mhz overclocked
Tony