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I know it's not optimal, but has anyone tried a displayport-VGA adaptor?

I'm not actually that interested in the triple screen gaming setup, I just need three screens for my 2D screen real-estate requirements. I take it an active adaptor will still be required for this as well?

How about the "Apple Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter cable by Neet® - ( for Unibody MacBook - Pro - Air etc. )" This is only £14.95 and as it's an Apple compatible, should be active right? Then you just need a few quid HDMI-DVI cable and away you go.

EK Blocks now out in UK I have two of the EK blocks now - they are superlative in design and in cooling. I got them in the UK - stock is available, obviously I cant post where but its easy enough to find. *Don't post blatant hints, it's no different to actually posting the name*

Have you checked the temps? Is it throttling? There is no way it should be over 8 mins slower than your NewCastle at unzipping anything...

Hey guys, I am running a crossfire setup of n X1900XT-X and an X1900XT Crossfire edition. Overclocking is proving trickier than I anticipated, as normal tools like ATi Tool don’t seem to work properly, and the ATi CCC overclocker is very restrictive. I have tried the "overclocker" tool to try...

Post updated with some new info :)

1/ Now Crucial sell Ballistix memory that comment of mine isnt so accurate. Crucial Ballistix 3200 can do 2-2-2-5 but mine went NOWHERE near the Anandtech samples 2/ Most good memory comes with heat spreaders these days, but its not essential. Heatspreaders don't make bad memory good! 3/In...

Registered DRAM is a memory module that contains so-called "registers" that hold the data for one clock cycle before it is moved on to the next stage in the pipeline. This process increases the reliability of high-speed data access. Registered memory modules are typically used only in servers...

Glad you liked it. The LL version uses better quality winbond wafter than the non LL version. It also has a much more agressive default SPD file (which can cause problems) If you are using a canterwood board, a matched pair of memory would be a very good idea. If using anything else, the extra...

1) Nope, but not all boards will let you change this value. 2) Lower will give better performance 3) Higher is better. Note that both of these settings have almost no impact on performance, so leave them at default would be the best advice.

What’s your point? SDR SDRAM = Single Data Rate Synchronous dynamic random access memory. DDR SDRAM = Double Data Rate Synchronous dynamic random access memory. Your whole argument started when you said: I never stated that SDRAM didn’t mean Synchronous Dynamic Random Access...

Sometimes, I know that dual modules from some brands have optimised internal timings for 128bit operation.

Nope, SDR = Single Data Rate. SDR SDRAM = Single Data Rate Syncronous Dynamic Random Access Memory

No, although if you specify you need a matched pair OCUK might be able to help you out. Twinmos have about 3 different PCB revisions and 5 different wafers within their "PC3200" alone.

Sure, what do you want to know :)

Hi there, The burst length determines the maximum number of column locations that can be accessed for a given Read or Write command. As usual, the lower the number the faster the performance. However this wont make a vast difference to your memory performance.

Glad you found it useful RoJo!

Yep, thanks - changed :D

Thanks