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already did but my ic7 maxes at 257-260 (maxes at the same spot with 2x256MB BH5 too). Running 2-2 is just too much for the mem. controller on those boards (even more so with 2x512).Quote:
can you test this in a dual channel p4 system to see how far it will go in that.
Obvioulsy on A64 boards the board/mem controller ain't limiting the OC that much.
Obvously.....and damn, stop giving me reasons to switch to an A64..... :idea:Quote:
Originally posted by macci
already did but my ic7 maxes at 257-260 (maxes at the same spot with 2x256MB BH5 too). Running 2-2 is just too much for the mem. controller on those boards (even more so with 2x512).
Obvioulsy on A64 boards the board/mem controller ain't limiting the OC that much.
You have to wait until the Athlon 64 processors to mature. Give a year, or two. =)
It might help, but there's nothing that says I HAVE too. ;) I would NEVER wait that long anyways.....I'm gonna wait for both S939 and LGA775 to mature before I decide which way I'm gonna swing this time. ;)Quote:
Originally posted by bluestar88
You have to wait until the Athlon 64 processors to mature. Give a year, or two. =)
Macci do you have a fan over the EB? The stuff OC's much better when you cool it
Steve
Could everyone whos got them post their memtest error free speeds please?
with 2.5 2 2 etc please (5/4 or 1/1) whats the max stable you can get with what voltage...
This stuff is crazy!
one question
3200EB, 3500EB and 3700EB use same chips? or just binned faster?
I've actually been wondering this myself. Anyone got some PC3200 EB that they've overclocked? I've seen reviews for the 3500 and 3700, and I was just wondering how the 3200 faired along side them.Quote:
Originally posted by Peen
This stuff is crazy!
one question
3200EB, 3500EB and 3700EB use same chips? or just binned faster?
Friend of mine had his 3200EB at like 240 or 245Mhz 3-2-2
Hmm, while those are impressive results in themselves (considering the performance of this stuff at CAS3) I think I'd still be more inclined to go with some PC3500 when/if the time comes.
ya but volts? i got up to 3.3vQuote:
Originally posted by Spec3
Friend of mine had his 3200EB at like 240 or 245Mhz 3-2-2
3.2 I think. And it was on P4
Very good macci, wont they do more with higher voltage?
its incredibley high to begin with ,
:toast:
I think I am gonna snatch up some 3500 or 3700 eb along with a new nf3 250 aopen or shuttle mobo when they come out.
The Aopen NF3-150 is pretty impressive by itself
Any update on the EB Macci with running more Volt's through it?
-Lucus :)
Then you might as well wait for the s900 to mature also since it will replace the s939 early next year.Quote:
Originally posted by Cornelious0_0
It might help, but there's nothing that says I HAVE too. ;) I would NEVER wait that long anyways.....I'm gonna wait for both S939 and LGA775 to mature before I decide which way I'm gonna swing this time. ;)
s900
or you could replace a s939 board with a pci express s939 in a few months :p:
people always talking about waiting it's silly imo,
who buy a new cpu for a old board ? i would say more people buy a new board for a older chip more often.
:stick:
anyone know if these are made in 2x256mb version and if they clock better than 2x512mb?
2x256 do clock better than 2x512Quote:
Originally posted by bias_hjorth
anyone know if these are made in 2x256mb version and if they clock better than 2x512mb?
@ Yuri: that's wrong - the name "Socket900" is just for generalizing the S.9xx
---> Socket900 = Socket939 and Socket940
because: German Hardware-board
use this when u aren't able to read german ;)
it's a little bit long, but there are a lot of brains of CPU-designing there ;)
and it would be a "back-step"....why AMD should delete again some pins after adding about 200 to the S754 ? ;)
they could simply left them without function ;)
Don't get me wrong here, I'm NOT one of those people that'll keep waiting, and you kinda blew what I said out of proportion. I'm already in the process of building my water cooled 3.2C (that I'm hopefully gonna push to 4GHz) and I'm gonna be picking up my next-gen video card in a couple months.Quote:
Originally posted by yuri
Then you might as well wait for the s900 to mature also since it will replace the s939 early next year.
s900
or you could replace a s939 board with a pci express s939 in a few months :p:
people always talking about waiting it's silly imo,
who buy a new cpu for a old board ? i would say more people buy a new board for a older chip more often.
:stick:
I agree that by the time I'm done with my system as I see it today there will be a few new toys out there that I'll want.....and I realise that. The understand that the market will always be like this, but If I'm already working on a system then I don't see what harm there is in saing I want to wait until some of the newer technology matures. At least to give myself a chance to USE my new setup once it's done. ;)
Just purchased some EB3700. I got a couple of 512 sticks.
Gunna throw them in my DFI Infinity Ultra.
'Cause I'm still on nForce2 :p:
If you gents want, I can post results too.
-thecarguy
That's what the thread is for. Pimp away!
LOL.. i have about 3-4 threads with my results in them... do i need post them here too? lol
2x256mb OCZ 3700EB, maxes out with 3-3-2-10-11-16 at 256mhz 5:4. (7x256mhz, 330HTT) 37sec super pi. Using Athlon 64 3200+ C0 Clawhammer and K8N-Pro.
245mhz with 3-2-2-11...
OH... 2.9V ;)
g8 thx :)Quote:
Originally posted by bigtoe
2x256 do clock better than 2x512
That is damn nice! I am going to have to snag some of this for my next rig.Quote:
Originally posted by WesM63
LOL.. i have about 3-4 threads with my results in them... do i need post them here too? lol
2x256mb OCZ 3700EB, maxes out with 3-3-2-10-11-16 at 256mhz 5:4. (7x256mhz, 330HTT) 37sec super pi. Using Athlon 64 3200+ C0 Clawhammer and K8N-Pro.
245mhz with 3-2-2-11...
OH... 2.9V ;)
:stick: so you think a new technology is matured when the successor of the technology is already out and the successor of the successor is about to be released???Quote:
Originally posted by T07N
You have to wait until the Athlon 64 processors to mature. Give a year, or two. =)
amazing results! i hope i get a stick of that eb asap to review! cant wait :slobber:
Made a thread for this already, but I still don't know what it really is :confused: My PC3700EB won't run higher than 255Mhz 1:1 Not even at 3.3V. I tried all timings, from SPD to tight timings, but I can't get it to run at high speeds...
Can it be a setting or something? Or is it just that I got some bad memory :rolleyes: I have the Epox 8KDA3+ Vdimm modded.
could be all your board will do.
But even if I can run 275Mhz fsb 24/7 stable and 300Mhz for benching? Just have to use a divider then to get it to run, and that way it loses a lot of performance...
No no you won't. Try it and find out. My optimal settings are with a divider at 256mhz. It crushes 1:1 at 235mhz.Quote:
Originally posted by Chris85
But even if I can run 275Mhz fsb 24/7 stable and 300Mhz for benching? Just have to use a divider then to get it to run, and that way it loses a lot of performance...
Just read a thread about OCZ, that some memory is crappy, might be I have some of those sticks :rolleyes:
I think its your board...
....ditto, probably board.
C
yep... mobo
so, say I wanted 300HTT. What S754 board do i buy?
A few people have been hitting 300+ fsb with that mobo. A guy in this forum hit 320. You may have just gotten a bad egg, and might have better luck with another board.
Does anyone know when is the Aopen 250 board coming out?
EDIT-> Coolzero2k1 and some other peole are havign some success with the 8K3a+ in THIS thread.
What volts and timings are you running on the 3700 EB. I think we are having some unreal excpectations here. If the memory was good for 275fsb we would sell it as PC4400 EB. 233mhz at rated timings of 3-3-2-8 are a given, 275fsb is not.Quote:
Originally posted by Chris85
Made a thread for this already, but I still don't know what it really is :confused: My PC3700EB won't run higher than 255Mhz 1:1 Not even at 3.3V. I tried all timings, from SPD to tight timings, but I can't get it to run at high speeds...
Can it be a setting or something? Or is it just that I got some bad memory I have the Epox 8KDA3+ Vdimm modded.
An HTT speed shouldn't be hard to hit with any board. Now if your talking 300mhz Memeory thats a diffrent story.Quote:
Originally posted by boshi
so, say I wanted 300HTT. What S754 board do i buy?
my pair of 3700 EB dont even do 250 FSB on a p4c800 at 3,2 volts
they prolly only good for A64 :(
EDIT: update, well they just crashed after 10 minutes of prime95 blend test at 245, timings 3-2-2-5, 3,2volts.... and yes I have a fan over them
:( ill stop testing them cause i dont wanna get more depressed
That memory works pretty much the same on all systems. Did you read my post above?Quote:
Originally posted by Blaster
my pair of 3700 EB dont even do 250 FSB on a p4c800 at 3,2 volts
they prolly only good for A64 :(
I do 250fsb with my 3700 EB 2 x 512mb on a single channel A64 NF3-250 rig at 2.9v. The beauty is the tight tRP and tRCD timings I am running. The bandwidth is excellent. My BH5 does 220mhz with 2.9v
I have not played too much on the Intel myself. I'll throw my off the shelf (they literally pulled it from stock and shipped it to me) 3700 EB in my P4C800 tonight and let you know what I hit. I will only have 2.85v.
What timings are you running?
Try running them at 3-3-2-7. I'm sure your get at least 250Mhz out of them.
3-2-2-5Quote:
Originally posted by andyOCZ
What timings are you running?
why am i so unlucky with memories :(
Yes I agree, run 3-2-2-7. Don't go over 3.1v and have a fan blowing directly on them. If they get too hot it causes errors. I'm not too sure about guys doing over 250fsb. That's hard to believe in dual channel.
Blaster, I tested the 3700 EB on the P4C800D
I hit about 240mhz or so at 3-2-2-7 and 250+ at 3-3-3-7, all at 2.85v.
Try 3-3-2-7 (3-2-3-7-8 the way it shows in bios) and 3-3-3-7 and see what you end up with. You have more volts than I do. Remember it's Intel and the latencies are less important.
http://clientes.netvisao.pt/hjosefer...-250FSB-3v.jpg
:toast:
this is at 3v, with this voltage it does 255 as well
I then tried 260 with no luck
Now its priming at 258 but ive increased the vdimm to 3,23v :D
EDIT: thnx Andy and WesM63
My 3700EB doesnt respond to higher voltage...
3.05 is the same as 3.35V...
2.5 2 2 5 max 242mhz...3 3 3 8 about 260mhz thats metest stable speeds 1:1
Asus P4C800E
I am getting another 2 sticks this week
3700EB again... :D
the pair i got respond to volts, it does 255 at 3,0 volts
if I increased the vdimm to the max with unmodded PSU (3,26v) the maximum increases to 260 stable for over 2 hours of prime (I stopped the test)
261 fsb its crashs after 5minutes so its maybe 3D stable, 262 prime crashes after 1 min
http://clientes.netvisao.pt/hjosefer...0FSB-3,22v.jpg
some scores
http://clientes.netvisao.pt/hjosefer...260-scores.jpg
UPDATE: changed the PSU from the unmodded Enermax noisetaker to a superflower with 3.3 line at 3,48 and im priming at 264 :D, at 265 it stops after 2-3 minutes
Anyone know if the OCZ EB PC3700 can run stably at 2.5-2-2-10 at 200-210 range?
Shouldn't be a problem, but you would get higher clocks with 3-2-2 and would lose virtually 0 performance.
even the 3200eb should be able to do that without too much volts (2.8v)Quote:
Originally posted by RLiu818
Anyone know if the OCZ EB PC3700 can run stably at 2.5-2-2-10 at 200-210 range?
it should without any problem..
*edit didnt see the above posts :stick:
With my Mushkin level one 1x512 at 2.6v, how can I compare the difference of running 218fsb at 2-3-2-11 and 200 at 2-2-2-11?Quote:
Originally posted by Geforce4ti4200
eshbash has tested it out. the other timings matter very little. going from ras-cas delay of 2 to 3 costs 25fsb in performance. all the other timings combined only cost 5fsb. thus 2-2-2-5 at 220fsb was equal to 2.5-3-3-6 at 250fsb. not bad. 3-4-4-8 would need like 280fsb to be equal.
I tried the Sisoft memory bandwidth benchie, but I don't think thats a good way since its bandwidth, not the timings. The 218 did better there. Also did Super Pi for the heck of it, but 200 gained 2 seconds, since I'm at 9.5 multi atm so 1900mhz vs 2071mhz would be the winner over the timings there I guess.
Comparing fps's from a checkpoint in farcry? Any benchie I should do?
The fsb's in this thread are.........are.... :slobber:
EDIT: nvm, pretty close, but reboot after 5 mins of farcry at 2-2-2 :(
It could still see an improvement at 198 or something, but I cant change the vdimm on my SN45G, and anything under 200fsb on AUTO sets to 2.5v so its a no go. My hope lies in the ocz vdimm thing :)
:toast:
Not sure what your getting at, but super pi will be faster at 2-2-2 lower fsb, than 2-3-2-11 higher FSB. Just the way Super pi is.
Anyway, either your chip or board is causing your problems, My 3700EB did 220Mhz 2.5-2-2-11 in my NF7-S no problem.
Just got my new system fired up, and was able to make it thru 2 passes of memtest at 250 FSB at 10-2-3-3, 2.8v. Installed the OS and tried P95, but it failed right away. CPU was at 2GHz and HTT at 4x, so it wasn't that. Set the mem/CPU to stock and now P95's been going about 30 minutes.
I'll have to play around with it some more, and plan on getting the DDR voltage booster when released, but so far I'm not getting the results I had hoped for. I was thinking 250 MINIMUM at x-2-3-3 and 2.8v.
218 2-3-2-5/ 218 may be a tad quicker than 2-2-2-5/6 200.. you gotta play around a test stuff.
My PC3700 EBs 2x512 does 255 3-3-2-8 1:1 @ 2.8v on my stock 8KDA3+.
while my Mushy PC 3500 2x512 BH-5 does only 215 2-2-2 1:1 @ 2.8v
what?, but your comparing diff timingsQuote:
Originally posted by geneh_00
My PC3700 EBs 2x512 does 255 3-3-2-8 1:1 @ 2.8v on my stock 8KDA3+.
while my Mushy PC 3500 2x512 BH-5 does only 215 2-2-2 1:1 @ 2.8v
your bh5 could use some more voltage ;)
Did some more testing since last night. I was able to get P95 to run for 3 hours before crashing instead of 2 minutes at 250 by blowing a fan on the board (it's not in the case right now, it's on the workbench). I was planning on getting the OCZ DDR Voltage Booster when it becomes available, but now I'm wondering if heat seems to be a factor at 2.8v, isn't 3.0v just going to make it worse? Without the fan I can only touch the memory for a fraction of a second, it's that hot.
I set it down to 245, 10-3-2-3, 2.8v, and P95 has been running over 12 hours now. So my limit is somewhere between 246-249, and I'm not sure if it's hitting a ceiling for 2.8v, or if it's getting too hot and more voltage won't matter. I'm going to try 250 again but at 2.7v, and see what happens.
Are you running it with thea heatspreader attatched, or have you removed it?
hmm just bougth 2 x 256mb sticks.. not to impressed I´ll say..
does 252mhz (7-2-2-3 at 3.08V) and 273mhz (8-3-2-3 at 3.6v+)
I´ll try some higher volt when running tight timings but only 273mhz at 3.6V with relatively loose timings does not impress me at all.. But hey I got all the weekend to play with this stuff so maybe i´ll improve..
oh its pc3700 btw..:)
im gonna stop all together of doing prime95
the other day i was running my 3700EB (2x256) at 266, 3-2-3-7 at 3,45 with prime95 for like 4 hours no errors then switched off everything
next day went to prime not changing a thing and after 2 minutes ... error ... I was like "WTF"
... so i went along playing americas army for like 2-3 hours with that settings without a single "critical error"
... and yeah i can run 3d benchs at over 270 so i guess ill just use prime for burnin :p
Heatspreaders are attached. Dropping voltage didn't help at all, so I stopped playing around with it for now while I get an idea of what my FX-53 limit will be on water. Once that's done I'll go back and figure out where in the 245-249 range my max is going to be. I guess 245 isn't really too bad, maybe the voltage booster will do some good. Won't hurt to try it I guess.Quote:
Originally posted by gouda96
Are you running it with thea heatspreader attatched, or have you removed it?
thats simply sick
If they are hot remove the heatspreader. In my experience heatspreaders have insulated the chips more than reduced heat. Then you could cut individual ramsinks out of Cu or Al and that would probably keep them pretty damn cool.
Did you know that OCZ PC3200/PC3500/PC3700 EB's are about all the same? It whould cost way more to OCZ to put all different chips and PCB in them. The difference is just marketing, and sometimes, some RAM's fail, and go down a grade. But if you take all those 3, you should have about the same overclock.Quote:
Originally posted by saaya
even the 3200eb should be able to do that without too much volts (2.8v)
So you should not have problem to do a speed/timing w/ PC3200EB that PC3700EB....
Quote:
Originally posted by skate2snow
Did you know that OCZ PC3200/PC3500/PC3700 EB's are about all the same?
So you should not have problem to do a speed/timing w/ PC3200EB that PC3700EB....
they are not the same and they do not overclock the same.. Allthough the difference isnt that big its there.. :)
What do you think, that they will make 3 different RAM's, and rate them differently? The only difference is the warranty, some are rated to do higher, and some to do lower, but at the end they are about the same....
I know that for a fact.. perhaps same chips but the 3700 are the top of the line ones´ aimed for a certain timing and Mhz testet on a certain number of motherboards
And its like saying that OCZ is only taking the top quality Micron 5ns chips..... How do you think they know which are bette before they buy from Micron?
And they wont test the chip like that. They will just test if its able to do the speed/timings they whant, and if it pass, they are PC3700EB, if not, they degrade to PC3500 EB, if it does not pass, they degrade to PC3200EB. And an OCZ rep said that its rare that the chips fail to PC3700 tests. The difference is that they are tested differently.....
You see thats the marketing part ;)Quote:
Originally posted by skate2snow
And its like saying that OCZ is only taking the top quality Micron 5ns chips..... How do you think they know which are bette before they buy from Micron?
I thats what I believe I just said :)Quote:
Originally posted by skate2snow
And they wont test the chip like that. They will just test if its able to do the speed/timings they whant, and if it pass, they are PC3700EB, if not, they degrade to PC3500 EB, if it does not pass, they degrade to PC3200EB. [/B]
But, Not much fails. They just take SOME not ALL at PC3700, and some at PC3500, some at PC3200 and if ones fail, they degrade....
that "some" you are mentioning are not randomly choosen.. but yes cant argue with the rest..Quote:
Originally posted by skate2snow
But, Not much fails. They just take SOME not ALL at PC3700, and some at PC3500, some at PC3200 and if ones fail, they degrade....
just got my 512MB PC-3700 stick yesterday and did some benchmarking straight out of the box.
VDIMM was set to 2.7V(max from bios) but this K8NS PRO overvolts a little so it´s actually 2.75V.
265MHz 3-3-2-8, 2T, benchmarked pifast and superpi 1M
255MHz 3-3-2-8, 1T, benchmarked pifast and superpi 1M
250MHz 3-3-2-8, 2T, superpi 8M
I´ll have to say that I am really impressed what this memory can do, even with 2.75V! I didin´t try running prime95 for stability, just tried some limits first... oh, I also didn´t try any lower latencies but I´ll try them later..
I´ll need to do some burn-in for couple of days and then see what this baby can do... though have to fix vdimm mod today to provide ~3V...
Couldn´t be more happy with this memory....:D
btw. performance is great even with those 3-3-2-8 latencies compared to my BH5 2-2-2-10...
:banana:
has anyone used the A64 tweaker with EB memory? I was just figuring which would be the fastest settings?
did u get 2x256MB or 2x512MB ?
I´ve got only one 512MB....
I think this confirmes what I was thinking. I did a review w/ 2x256(so its SS), and w/ a P4, And the bandwidth was not very good too... But I was at 3 on CAS, its doing a little difference in bandwidth(actually enough big that I found....), and to have 2-2(RAS-RAS to CAS), you have to put 3CAS most of the times, so then the band is a bit debalanced becoze the CAS is higher then the RAS related.... But It should still have a better bandwidth....
EB is all about variable read command and keeping trcd and trp tight using cas2.5 or cas3.
SS modules will always perform with less unbufftered bandwidth on the 875 due to the chipset design needing double sided dimms to perform best, on 939 and NF2 this is not the case although nf2 has a cpc issue with 512's or greater spread over 2 ranks.
Got my 3700 EB today (2x 512MB). After some quick benching 270 MHz seems stable. Timings where 3.0-2-2-7 and 3.1V. Didn't try any other timings or voltages.
Guess this result is OK. :)
BigToe. Why OCZ make all 256MB modules SS? is it more expensive to make?
my god those are some insane numbers for eb, anyone know whats my chances of hitting 250 at 3-2-2-8 at 2.9v?
Il think mine did it.Quote:
Originally posted by Geforce4ti4200
my god those are some insane numbers for eb, anyone know whats my chances of hitting 250 at 3-2-2-8 at 2.9v?
they should be very good.. allthough some modules like mine :rolleyes: wont go that much further.. It also seems as anything above 3.3vdimm dont do any good.. Been running mine off the 3.3v line (3.3v ---> vdimm mod) which gives me 3.45v - no oc difference at all compared to 3.1v..Quote:
Originally posted by Geforce4ti4200
my god those are some insane numbers for eb, anyone know whats my chances of hitting 250 at 3-2-2-8 at 2.9v?
lets see....maybe the OCZ-Booster will bring a special-super-duper-ultra-deluxe-boost especially for OCZ-RAM-sticks :D ;)
then we can reach only with OCZ-RAM >300MHz / 2.5-2-2-5 @ 3.9V :slobber:
....I WANT THAT BOOSTER NOW ! :D
Nah, I noticed that at 3.5V I first dont have a little boost at all, and the RAM's start to be unstable. So I think that at 3.9V the RAM's wont last long....
tried 3.87v for a short time.. ..:slapass: did nothing besides smelling very warm.. :flame:
rofl...ok....but still hoping of the super-ultra-boost for ocz-sticks, like for NV-Cards on NV-MoBos :D ;)
Its ok, We saw your first message;):p:
oops....deleted now :D ;)
My PC3700EB isn't very stable...The max I can do is about 230Mhz 3-2-2-10 (Or 2.5-2-2-10, doesn't make a difference) But after that it isn't stable, not even at 3.2-3.4V The max I did for a bench was 275Mhz 3-2-2-10, but not stable at all. (And using 1 stick, the max with 2 sticks is 260Mhz) The strange thing is that there's quite a big difference between 230Mhz max stable and 275Mhz max...Could it be the cooling of my NB, which is still stock cooled by the little cooler, or do I just have some bad Ram, and should I try to sell it and buy some new PC3700EB...
That sounds a bit strange. I think you should perhaps eliminate the possibility of your MB, and/or maybe adding extra cooling to NB.
My PC-3700 512MB EB can do 265Mhz 3-3-2-8, 2T and yesterday I did some bechmarking 3-2-2-7, 1T 245MHz with only 2.75V...
And now it´s prime 7h stable @230MHz@2.75V@3-2-2-7, 1T.
I also noticed that these sticks tend to get very hot when running prime even with 2.75V so is your case cooling proper?
Yes, the case cooling is ok, I even put a fan on the memory and the room temp was about 20C...I'll do some more testing today, but I think I may just have some bad sticks...
I hoped to run the memory at 250Mhz 1:1 2.5-2-2-10 or 3-2-2-10, but that isn't possible with there, Prime crashes in about 1Min if I run at 250Mhz 1:1 :(
265 MHz 3-2-2-5 is what these sticks do stable with 3.1V. :)
BH-5 sticks would never do this.
weeehhhh, very nice ! :) :slobber:
and "only" 3.1V :)
are u able to try 3.4-3.5V ? (i suppose, your mobo is vmodded)
timings are ok, just more MHz.....oh man, i dream of 300MHz 24/7...doesn't matter what timings :D ;)
No. They don't like the CAS3 cra*p :lol:Quote:
Originally posted by Nyge
BH-5 sticks would never do this.
you know, that EB-Cas3 = normal-Cas2 ? ;)
Thanks. I'm very pleased with these sticks. They where expensive, but guess they are worth the money :DQuote:
Originally posted by p4z1f1st
weeehhhh, very nice ! :) :slobber:
and "only" 3.1V :)
are u able to try 3.4-3.5V ? (i suppose, your mobo is vmodded)
timings are ok, just more MHz.....oh man, i dream of 300MHz 24/7...doesn't matter what timings :D ;)
Yes I could try more voltages, just don't wanna blow these sticks. :)
I think my dream of 300 MHz is only a dream. Have one problem. I can bench 275 MHz, with 3-2-2-7 or 3-2-2-8 (3.1V), but 280 MHz is no go, even with 3-4-4-11. Dunno what the problem is? Have to find out.
hmm....3.5V maybe for me ? :D
just wanted to see....but they're your sticks...;)
want to see, if the rumor of "upper-3.2V-doesn't bring alot @ OCZ-EB-sticks" is true.....
I doubt that (in 3d) - the difference ain't that big, but there's a difference. :DQuote:
Originally posted by p4z1f1st
you know, that EB-Cas3 = normal-Cas2 ? ;)
3 clock cycles are 3 clock cycles (3=3╪2)... :rolleyes: