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can gigabyte motherboard 770T USB 3 support DDR3 1600 CL7 GSKILL ?

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  • can gigabyte motherboard 770T USB 3 support DDR3 1600 CL7 GSKILL ?

    hello
    please guide me
    i have gygabyte 770t usb3, & now i use ddr3 1333 cl9, but i want to use GSKILL ram 4 gig, but i want to know is my motherboard can support DDR3 1600 CL7 ? can my motherboard use 1600 ?
    & i want to use with 3d software & aftereffect, do you think is 4gig duall 1600 cl7 good for rendering ?
    thank you

  • #2
    The mobo is rated up to 1666, keep in mind you'll need a CPU that's strong enough to run the sticks


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    • #3
      my cpu is amd 440 x3, on my motherboard write ddr3 1666, but i don't know is this can support 1600 or no

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      • #4
        The motherboard is capable, but doubt you can get more than 1333 with the 440 CPU.


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        • #5
          thanks, another question
          is timing important for rendering 3d & after effect software ?
          for example cl7 better than cl9 ? IS CL TIMING IMPORTANT FOR THIS SOFTWARE OR MORE SIZE CAN HELP BETTER ?

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          • #6
            The lower the CL the faster the memory, in effect at CL7 it only takes 7 clockcycles to perform a task as opposed to 8 cycles with CL9, but you again run into an issue of whether the CPU can handle the tighter timings, with a 440 I'd say prob CL8 or CL9 would be a good choice, price wise. As far as rendering and 3D software, the more DRAM the better as it can hold more in the DRAM itself, say you only have 2 GB and are working with a 3 GB data set, the system is constantly having to read and write the 3rd GB of data to the harddrive as well as the changes you make, which slows things down. Working with the same data set and 4 or 8 GB, everything is in DRAM and static so you eliminate the reads/writes to the harddrive and speed things up immeasurably.


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            • #7
              thanks again for your reply
              but would you please tell me, Is duall channel ram better than single Or not different ?
              I don't know which one is better & faster SINGLE 4 GIG OR DUALL CHANELL (2GX2)

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              • #8
                Dual - Single channel operates through a 64 channel while dual is at 128 (roughly), this may help explain it better

                http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-c...y_architecture


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                • #9
                  2 modules, dual channel, will perform better.

                  Thank you
                  GSKILL TECH

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