If it's me. i'll keep the 24GB and do a 4 GB DataRam or Ram Disk and the rest for virtual drive for running and testing some stuff.
Thats what I want to do actually, I want to make a large ramdisk.
I also want to record and work with audio when I can get around to bothering with doing that.
The difference between 1600 Mhz at Cas 6 or cas 9 is completely unnoticeable over triple channel anyway, and theres gotta be some people out there that will want to pay a decent amount for some good Elipda BBSEs. The Geil ram was no use to me because it wouldnt overclock to even 2000 Mhz in my system.
I'll see how much I can get for the Geil elipda sets, if I can get £50 per pair I'll sell them.
I would keep the faster set. 12Gbs is more than enough.
Matt
You can never have enough Ram
OMG .... WOW, I just noticed that the ram I got is covered in PLASTIC headspreaders when opening the case to take pictures and wondering why they looked so tacky, and they were actually really warm when simply running at 1600 Mhz and Cas 9!!!!!
Oh well, RMA time and returning to the Geils! Corsairs website advertises them as having Aluminium heatspreaders, but they are covered in large blocks of plastic and are becoming heavily insulated with 6 modules. Good thing I noticed that.
I am so not happy about that, and I already made a for sale thread for my Geil ram :x
Seriously, plastic 'heatspreaders'?