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im just wondering if its worth it for most builds assuming you overclock your cpu a little bit. i was thinking of maybe getting something LIKE this that clamps on and has fans on it
It's built for Corsair Dominator RAM, which has heatsinks built in. For most RAM, if you're not overvolting, the passive cooling (and the heatspreaders that come with most sticks) will do fine.
give me an example of when someone would actually have something cooling thier RAM. Give me some hypothetical numbers.
Really no need at all. I used to have an OCZ cooler on my RAM. However I do not use it any longer. RAM coolers are tbh a waste of money. My old DDR2-6400 RAM ran fine at 900mhz 4-4-4-12 1T 2.2v even without the cooler.
That said, if you are running 4 sticks. And overclocking like that, perhaps it would make a difference making sure you have airflow between the sticks. But for stock speeds or even small-moderate overclocking, it is not needed.
i'm no fan of extra fans. more noise, very little payoff as far as ram performance. yes, it will extend the life a few more years into obsolescence...but who cares by that time...
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