The higher the memory frequency, the better?

Problem Description: I want to know the higher the memory frequency, the better, I want to upgrade the memory, the motherboard can support memory overclocking should choose how many main frequency of memory more appropriate, general overclocking use the choice of the number of memory frequency.

Now the main use of memory frequency has these, DDR3 2400mhz/2200mhz/2133mhz/2000mhz/1866mhz/1800mhz/1600mhz/1333mhz. Typically, the following memory frequencies are obtained by overclocking, and DDR3 2400mhz/2200mhz/2133mhz/2000mhz/1866mhz/1800mhz memory strips will not work at high frequency when plugged directly into the memory bar.

Generally, the average overclocking player recommends selecting DDR3 1866mhz/1800mhz (overclocking) memory strips, because DDR3 2400mhz/2200mhz/2133mhz/2000mhz (overclocking) performance increases relative to DDR3 1600mhz/ 1333MHz to DDR3 1866mhz/1800mhz (overclocking) to get the overall platform to improve the range will be smaller, blindly pursue high frequency will only reduce the price. However, for the limit of overclocking players to improve the range will no longer be considered category, the highest choice does not need to reason.

It's best to buy overclocking sets directly when you purchase overclocking memory, which guarantees overclocking stability.