[Solved] Overclocking amd 1090t ram issues?

i am using a
asus crosshair iv
corsair 850hx psu
amd 1090t

i want to be able to overclock the processor to 4.0 ghz but what ram would be good with that? that will be able to handle and be stable? without costing alot. im looking for 2x2gb sticks under 100 dollars.

dam good memory!!! haha i have the 1333 version of it and i have pushed it to 1600 (all my mobo can handle) and it works without a glitch

YOU DO NOT WANT CHEAPER..

That RAM is under $100 dollar

Do you want something cheap for a $230 CPU, $220 mobo and $170 PSU? That's very funny

Cheap-crappy RAM

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6820144478 Don't wait the best performance with that RAM.

lol

What do you mean?

That's almost impossible to say, I don't think so, but if you want, you can wait it.

what about these 2 vs the g skill one.?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] d=1&name=7

The Corsair XMS3 looks good, but with the same price u can go with this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] L7D-4GBECO those ECO series are in the CH IV's QVL.

This Mushkin are in the QVL too: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6820146871

Both G.Skill and Mushkin has good CL, or the G.Skill that I say up is a good option too.

is higher voltage better? for overclocking?

Finally,!!! OCZ has specifically designed this ram not only for AMD, but specifically for AMD Black Edition CPUs, a lot of the other ram modules were designed specifically for Intel, the Intel designed ram may or may not run at the listed cas rating on every AMD motherboard machine, however the AMD designed ram will run the stated cas specifications on an AMD setup.

You make whatever choice you desire to make it's your money, but don't overlook the $20.00 MIR.

That really depends on the overclocking route you decide to take as far as my setup is concerned, I ordered a set myself.

^ Will Do! Should get them maybe by Friday.

^ As a general rule OCZ is great memory I've had plenty of OCZ for myself and others and none that I have had have failed and they're all still running, failure does happen with any product brands but some of the reviews for this particular memory from OCZ could be related to the fine print.

The fine print being having to set the memory manually if you did not have the chipsets it mentioned covering, but for me I'm setting my timings manually anyway, the memory I'm presently running was designed for the Intel 775, it runs a higher CAS and higher voltage.

Which means I have memory to fall back on if this memory doesn't pan out, so it probably will pan out, because in life things always seem to work for the best when you have a backup, it's when you don't have a backup things go south.

You've gotten some great memory suggestions in this thread just because my suggestion is AMD based doesn't mean the other suggestions aren't good suggestions, get what you want or you'll regret it later.

^Nice, Do your try OC? I'm looking for some RAM 1800 or that can OC without problems...

Best answer selected by mousemonkey.