I have Asus P5W DH motherbroad I need a ram for this broad i have list 2 of them below which is better ?

Question

this broad support Ati crossfire

1 .2GB kit (1GBx2), Ballistix Tracer 240-pin DIMM (with LEDs), DDR2 PC2-6400 memory module ...SLI Ready

2.2GB kit (1GBx2), Ballistix Tracer 240-pin DIMM (with LEDs), DDR2 PC2-5300 memory module ..Crossfire Certified

as the 2 one Crossfire Certified is that going to work well i mean better out come on my broad cos there are both Crossfire Certified
....and i found out this one is slower than the 1st ram is this huge range of different..or the first one just a litte faster ......

Answer 1

Both RAM modules will work on your system, I suggest you get the first one since it's a lot faster than the other. SLI ready is NVDIA's term for running 2 graphics card while Crossfire is for ATI. It's the same thing...

Answer 2

First of all RAM has nothing to do with SLI or Crossfire, those are both dealing with the ability to use two graphics cards at the same time and to split processing duties across them.

The first option is faster and will give you better performance, if the price difference isn't an issue go with that one. The performance boost probably won't be so high that it's worth an extra $100 or more, at least if you're even slightly budget conscious.

And it's "board" not "broad". This is a motherboard, not a woman.

Answer 3

The 6400 if both are the same cas latency.
I can't get to newegg right now to check, due to Christmas overload.
Take a look at GSkill, you can probably save some money and it is good stuff.

Answer 4

while you're prepared to shell out the money, this is an particularly solid motherboard. the only thank you to make it a "gaming" motherboard is to %. a solid processor and video card to characteristic to it. in case you have at lest a gig of RAM, a center 2 Duo processor, and a gaming video card, then it may be an particularly impressive gaming gadget.