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killingspreez
05-13-2005, 11:49 PM
this is what i want to know.
which one of the named rams perform better?
i'll use a 3700+ SD with a dfi ultra-d.

my aim is 265-270mhz @ 2/2/2/X. is this possible with aircooling 4 the ram?

do i need a booster additionally?

mfg

Rabbi_NZ
05-14-2005, 01:57 AM
GSkill and OCZ VX both use CH-UTT, not BH-UTT... as far as I know

CH-UTT:

OCZ PC3200 Value VX
OCZ PC3200/PC4000 VX Gold
Mushkin RedLine PC3200/PC3500/PC4000
GSkill
TwinMOS PC3200 Speed Premium

BH-UTT:

OCZ PC3200 Gold
TwinMOS PC3500 Speed Premium

killingspreez
05-14-2005, 05:18 AM
and bh-utt is better then ch-utt?
or do they perform equally?

mfg

jrw
05-14-2005, 05:28 AM
Nevermind what they are called - they all kick ass.

I'd pick the Gskill.

jiff
05-14-2005, 06:10 AM
GSkill and OCZ VX both use CH-UTT, not BH-UTT... as far as I know

CH-UTT:

OCZ PC3200 Value VX
OCZ PC3200/PC4000 VX Gold
Mushkin RedLine PC3200/PC3500/PC4000
GSkill
TwinMOS PC3200 Speed Premium

BH-UTT:

OCZ PC3200 Gold
TwinMOS PC3500 Speed Premium

Nope Gskill is UTT-BH
VX UTT-CH
I have both, the VX is having the cold boot problem.
My Gskill I havent tested yet as Im finding the max on my 3700SD which is priming@ 2915 with 1.6volts atm :woot:

jellybeard999
05-14-2005, 06:19 AM
CH generally performs better than the BH afaik..

babalouj
05-14-2005, 06:55 AM
GSkill uses BH UTT. I have heard alot of stories that CH UTT has been burning up at or over 3.5V so if you are gonna run over 3.5 get BH, if not, they both are doing extremely well and seem to max at about the same freqs. On the other hand, i have seen quite a few amazing freqs over 270 with the BH but i havent very many like that with the CH UTT.

killingspreez
05-14-2005, 06:57 AM
k then i'll stick to g.skill! thank's

mfg

windwithme
05-14-2005, 08:12 AM
i like my GSKILL 1GBGH :p:
http://imagemac.net/01/500.jpg

bachus_anonym
05-14-2005, 10:39 AM
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