This article @ AT suggests DDR3-1600: http://www.anandtech.com/Show/Index...g=intel-roadmap-ivy-bridge-panther-point-ssds
Does this mean that there is no point in getting 1833 if one is planning on getting an unlocked Ivy Bridge CPU and multiplier overclocking? DDR3 is so cheap right now, I'm tempted to grab 8-16GB for my Ivy Bridge build (April 2012). I've been burned before by rising memory prices, and I just can't see DDR3 getting cheaper in the next 9 months.
Thanks
Does this mean that there is no point in getting 1833 if one is planning on getting an unlocked Ivy Bridge CPU and multiplier overclocking? DDR3 is so cheap right now, I'm tempted to grab 8-16GB for my Ivy Bridge build (April 2012). I've been burned before by rising memory prices, and I just can't see DDR3 getting cheaper in the next 9 months.
Thanks