CPU/Mobo Suggest a dual-core config

^ DFI motherboards dont kill value RAM, they tend to be incompatible i.e. they wont boot up with certain Value RAM.

The Killing RAM issue usually occurs with high-voltage BH/CH type memory (high voltage = 3.2v and greater) due to certain issues with the Vdimm circuitry. AFAIK, following a few precautions and being careful shouldnt cause any problems.
 
Crazy_Eddy said:
^ DFI motherboards dont kill value RAM, they tend to be incompatible i.e. they wont boot up with certain Value RAM.

The Killing RAM issue usually occurs with high-voltage BH/CH type memory (high voltage = 3.2v and greater) due to certain issues with the Vdimm circuitry. AFAIK, following a few precautions and being careful shouldnt cause any problems.
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Well there are many conspiracy theories regarding the UTT death. Depends upon with side of the camp you are on. In general its noted that the older .17micron BH-5/6 and .15micron CH-5/6 doesnt die so much as the newer .13micron UTT. Some blame it on quality control, some blame it on the memory itself being unable to support 3.5V+. Some others blame the board as well. There've been cases of UTT death on lots of other boards too where they were used with a DDR booster.
 
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