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[StonedRaider]

Originally Posted by PotNoodles

If that Cpu is overclocked then you will lose the overclock if you add more then 4gb ram.

I would not be adding more than 4GB since the other modules are also 4GB. And do you mean if I add 4GB to the 12GB already in the MoBo making it 16GB or if I take 4GB out making it 8GB?

In anycase i can overclock the CPU again after a CMOS reset to the same specs.

[PotNoodles]

Originally Posted by StonedRaider

I would not be adding more than 4GB since the other modules are also 4GB. And do you mean if I add 4GB to the 12GB already in the MoBo making it 16GB or if I take 4GB out making it 8GB?

In anycase i can overclock the CPU again after a CMOS reset to the same specs.

I am saying if you have more then 4gb of ram in your pc and your cpu is overclocked, then you lose the overclock, that's what I was told when I purchased an i7 930 and overclocked it to 4.0ghz.

[StonedRaider]

Originally Posted by PotNoodles

I am saying if you have more then 4gb of ram in your pc and your cpu is overclocked, then you lose the overclock, that's what I was told when I purchased an i7 930 and overclocked it to 4.0ghz.

Ah got ya now. Not sure if that is the case across all the i7's but will take that into account. Not a big deal, CPU overclocking is very easy nowdays. And will keep a note of the current settings.

[Madfish]

Originally Posted by PotNoodles

I am saying if you have more then 4gb of ram in your pc and your cpu is overclocked, then you lose the overclock, that's what I was told when I purchased an i7 930 and overclocked it to 4.0ghz.

What do you mean by "losing the overclock"?