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This new Mushkin memory is the best thing since sliced bread:)
3D Rock stable at 274 MHz 2-2-2-5 timings at 3.48V. Any body that runs a DFI NF4 that has half a brain would be a fool not pick some this stuff. I hope they don't sell out before I get another pair:D
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Da*n straight... now stop playing around and show us 280!!!
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:woot:
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The 274 is just the best stable speed without losening up timings.Quote:
Originally Posted by charlie
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Mine should be here today
"This new Mushkin memory is the best thing since sliced bread:)"
Sounds like you got alot $$ for that sentence =)
J/k i wanna see the average on this stuff, looks real good!
My 274 is very effortless. I wouldn't be suprized if 274 was average. We'll see.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ubermann
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OPP, can you please back it up somehow? How do you define "Rock stable at 274MHz 2-2-2-5"?Quote:
Originally Posted by OPPAINTER
275MHz is somewhat effortless for my BH-5 and BH-6 as well. See how far you can push it first, then wave the flag.
Do THIS with 1gB of BH5, hehehehe....Quote:
Originally Posted by iddqd
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...chmentid=29535
oh there he goes again ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by bachus_anonym
....but how does it run in the back seat of the car in Phoenix, Arizona with all the windows closed, in July, running 14 instances of Prime 95 and superPi 32M looping, under water at the bottom of a lake. Oh, yeah... and running off of the car's battery :D
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As you guys, respected OCers, are opinion-makers for other members here it would be nice to have some strong back-up for what you claim.Quote:
Originally Posted by charlie
JNav89GT was the ONLY one so far that showed some stability test with those - 265x12. It would be nice If e.g. you Charlie could do something similar, it shouldn't hurt :D
I just don't think that everyone is gonna jump on Redline XP4000 to run 1M all day long ;)
Even if 270 is average it still very good.
No use to compare it with extreme rare high clocking sticks of other brand.
You have 512MB sticks?Quote:
Originally Posted by iddqd
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damn those really are sweet sticks :toast:
*me allready opens a new browser window to look for european resellers*
BTW if anyone finds a european store which sells them please let me know
BLASPHEMY !!!!! MAY THE OCING GODS STRIKE YOU DOWN INTO A SMOLDERING HEAP OF CINDER ASH !!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by bachus_anonym
What is it you want me to do?Quote:
Originally Posted by bachus_anonym
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Has anyone seen the Mushkin Redline for sale in Germany?
Whatever was that you defined as "Rock stable" ;) JNav89GT for instance, did 32M Pi with his kit :DQuote:
Originally Posted by OPPAINTER
@Major Slaughter,
Only because I kindly ask for some nice screens doesn't make me bad guy here:)
I OC, too. Although besides some crazy runs I can still deliver "rock stable" examples. It is really not that hard and makes everybody happy - Xtreme OCers and those looking for some better justification to dump $200-300 on new memory sticks ;)
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Originally Posted by Major Slaughter
:D :D
Aargh, must pick up 2*512mb of this stuff :D
Will go with my 2*256mb XMS bh5 and 2*256mb Mushkin BH5 quite nicely :)
LOL Funny, though XIPs ;) shouldn't pray to strike down us normal members...i think the ocing gods actually listen to you guys :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Major Slaughter
Also OPP, so what's your take on this vs OCZ 4000 Gold VX...in terms of burn in times, response to voltages, etc.
Would love to see a vx vs xp comparo...but this isnt a request.
Thx
Perkam
And of couse the roughly $228 question.
Where to get them ;)
I don't know about burn in. My VX runs the same as did when I got it and it has burned off a few good miles. This Mushkin I've only had one day.Quote:
Originally Posted by perkam
I'm going to do a review on the RedLine. I can put it up against me best VX. But I can tell you already the VX won't do as well, and I have a good pair of VX:D
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anyscreenshots??? more voltage = more mhz?? or thats the sweet spot??
http://mushkin.com/Quote:
Originally Posted by Juliette
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