1GB x 2 in about 50-60$ for OC

[stingush]

i should get those sticks(1gb X 2) in a week or 2 and i wanted to know how they perform and if some1 already tried them in here ? :
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...=WINTEC%2b8500
i will work with E7200 and DS3L so i wanna get as much FSB as possible and also to take them above the 500fsb barrier 1:1 and more... will they do the job?

[jas420221]

Ehhh....considering its rated at 533Mhz anyway, I dont think you will have a problem crossing 500Mhz.

:up:

[stingush]

sure i guess... but i wanted to know more about the company... maybe i will try to push it not on 1:1 to 1200mhz... or more.. wanted to know if some1 know the company/brand and can tell me something good on them :D
maybe i should take those? :
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820146565
its 800mhz but as its written in the D9 chips in here it says it has D9 chips... should it be better than the WINTEC?>

[stingush]

can some1 reply to me? its kinda urgent about the crucial cause if they are D9 i guess they can reach some nice frequency with insane timings...

[zanzabar]

wintec dont use micron in any of their kits, and i dobt that those are powerchips so 1200mhz would seam imposable with those

[jas420221]

Those new Crucial's dont overclock nearly as high as the old ones, but are likely still MUCH better than your orginal, no name choice.

[stingush]

You mean the crucial should be better than the wintec one's ?
cause i saw on the newegg customer reviews that some of the guys got the 1200mhz with them... and again, is there any other memory in about 50-60~ $ which has a D9 chips? or you think is better than those? also, i saw in the customer reviews that those crucial aren't that loyal and most of them get burned or not working at all... so im kinda afraid buying them..

[zanzabar]

why dont u look at the gskill 4GB 1066kit, that will get to about 1125-1150 without tweaking and is still affordable

the 2GB kits have dried up on the new market

[stingush]

can you link me? cause i cant see 4GB in less thn 60$(and thats my MAX...)

[zsamz_]

you need to up your budget or lower your overclocking expectation
maybe you can get lucky on ebay lol

[stingush]

will these work ? :
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231144

[jas420221]

will these work ? :
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231144Those would be fine...

Yeah you can either get 4Gb of crappy ram or 2gb of decent ram with your budget. Like I said before you are only shooting for 500FSB which PC8500 is already rated OVER that.

[stingush]

i know PC8500 is above 500(533mhz if to be specific)
but i want to know that im buying the best choice in this budget... i dont want 4GB, 2GB will be planty, i just want the best overclockable ram to this budget...
in this list :
http://ramlist.ath.cx/ddr2/
it says that this one :
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820144034
is this :
PC2-8500 Ultra Plus
GX21GB8500PDC / GX22GB8500PDC


5.0-5-5-15 @ 2.4 ~ 2.5V


Micron D9GCT (B6-37E)
which seems pretty good, altough its not in stock... but will those be the best choice?(only 53.99$)

[jas420221]

Well, there is really no point in pushing your FSB past 1:1 anyway really. 500x7.5=3.75Ghz. You wont get much more out of that chip really. Im certain most kits you have listed will do a little over its rated speed. I would be more concerned about the 2.4-2.5v it needs though. Does your board go that high?

[zsamz_]

get the gskills

[stingush]

as i see this board can do upto 2.3V when it uses the right bios revision... i guess thats enough...

[jas420221]

as i see this board can do upto 2.3V when it uses the right bios revision... i guess thats enough...:confused: :shakes:

2.3v is not enough for a set that requires 2.4-2.5!!!!!

[stingush]

so i'll see about that, i still dont know if i'll take the gigabyte P35-DS3L or the ABIT IP35-E(which can do upto 1.95V to cpu and 3.0V to memory)
the thing is i dont know how is the abit overclocking on the fsb... i know alot of DS3L owners get more than 500mhz fsb...

[stingush]

i ended with this setup :
E7200
ASUS P5K-E WiFi/AP
BUFFALO Firestix 2 x 1GB D9GMH chips PC6400 (model - FSX800D2C-K2G)
memories will come with D9GMH chips and cost only 45$
so when i took cheaper memories i raised the motherboard quallity which is i guess better than the Gigabyte P35-DS3L or the Abit IP35-E

[jas420221]

Wow...weird thread...asked for advice then went against it...:lol:

I hope those reach your 500+FSB goal at its PC6400 rated timings!!! (and no, newegg reviews(ers) are crap and you should take those with a grain of salt).

[stingush]

i saw some thread's here about those memories and all says they are D9GMH... guess they reach atleast to 500mhz...
see in here :
http://www.xcpus.com/forums/memory-storage-devices/1346-redline-reviews-ddr2-budget.html?garpg=10#content_start
the only choice is :
Micron D9GMH (B6-3)
Elpida AG-6E-E

and the elpida one is rear on these.. and if i get elpida as it seems it can do about 490-500~ and some can do more...