(15/08/2010 06:09 PM)S7* Wrote:  I never intended to overclock the memory, only have good memory that won't hinder a decent CPU overclock. ^^

Lol, how is your RAM going to hinder your CPU overclock?  That's like saying, my HDD is going to hinder my CPU overclock....

You realize you can down the memory multiplier when you up your base clock, to keep the memory clock speed around it's stock value (+- some small amount), no matter how much you overclock your CPU, right?  So the memory should never be restricting the overclock.

As for the RAM burning out and dying, that usually doesn't happen if you don't overclock it.