what do you think of this memory?

[fade2green514]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820220095

patriot ddr2 667 4-4-4-12 1.8V (PDC22G5300LLK)
will my motherboard support it? and anyone know how it overclocks?
i sent back my g.skill because it doesnt support it... i figured it was because my motherboard manual specifies 1.8V... i guess i cant be sure this is whats wrong with my computer... lol but w/e

[NickS]

Yeah it should work. Doubt it's D9 though.

[OCFX]

It was $ 170 and now $ 250...:cool:

its a good memory...you can catch any 1.8v to boot on your ds3 and buy this one

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820148017


800 @ 3-3-3-8 2.4v
1000 @ 4-4-4-12 2.4v

well...its D9GMH...you should hit this specs...

[fhpchris]

Crucial = micron, if you want cheap ram, clearly get that...

stay away from 199$ ram that isnt crucial.

[MrDeeds]

Crucial = micron, if you want cheap ram, clearly get that...

stay away from 199$ ram that isnt crucial.

Agreed, i had this memory a couple weeks back. I only paid about $180 for them and they did great right up to 2.3v, after that nothing memtest errors. So i definately didnt get the performance Ocfx says you should expect. I ended up sending them back.

If your looking for cheap ram grab the crucials or if you want to spend the $250 plus, then look for something better.

[fade2green514]

the reason i gave that link was because i already bought the stuff. it was the only half-way decent memory i could find at 1.8V since my motherboard specifies default voltage has to be 1.8V

i hope its able to hit ddr2 1000 :D

ill be running it on a ddr2 533 divider since my fsb is 1066mhz... i would want a 1:1 memory to fsb ratio. at least thats how im told it works on all websites, ill do my own testing with that though... im used to hypertransport lol

i think ill just do a memory benchmark with default specs and see if running the ddr2 533 memory divider effects it a large amount.