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Why dont you buy some then we can see if they are REALLY the chips and PCB being talked about hereQuote:
Originally Posted by KingYubbo
They have a direct linky to this page trying to sell this ram so if it is not as per what is shown here, with the 525 uccc + BP PCB then I wonder if they could be sued as some of ninteks previous selling practices have been err, well, lets say less than honest :fact: :nono:
Nintek have confirmed with me that they have week 525!Quote:
Originally Posted by alpha0ne
http://www.nintek.com.au/x/Scripts/p...idproduct=3042
They said they'll be uploading their own 525 pics soon and will be guaranteeing them.
For the OZstralians, here's my little search for them.
http://i4memory.com/showthread.php?p=20258
Looks like you have done a more thorough search than I J0hnB :)Quote:
Originally Posted by J0hnB
I wonder when they will be uploading their own 525 pics ?????, their guarantee, going by past performances, are worthless :fact:, though I really would like to be proven wrong (which I highly doubt) with piccies showing the week 25 chips on brainpower PCB's, then for someone more daring (and trusting) than I to hand over their hard earned then get the actual same product we are talking about here :)
edit: After looking at the Patriot 2x1GB kits HERE its certainly harder to choose which kit to buy
The pics are up now.
A couple of piccies do not an order make :nono: :DQuote:
Originally Posted by J0hnB
Especially when a supplier has a known serious credibility problem, not to mention morals, or more aptly, the lack of :)
results look good
has anyone tested on DFI NF4 rigs.....
Well you order them, and let us know how it goes. :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by alpha0ne
I don't get it. Why do these 2x1GB sets have such monster bandwidth w/ such high latencys? (3-4-3-7 / 260MHz / 3508MB/s)
vdimm?Quote:
Originally Posted by pcworks
Anyone found a US supplier? NewEgg has 1G sticks listed, but since they dont assure what CHIPS/ETC I wouldnt risk $220 on a lark with them.
But I'd luv to have a pair of these to mess with.
Only 2.7v, my stick doesn't seem to like 2.8v.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doctor Carta
At 2.6v and 2.7v I can run upto 280mhz, 285mhz is very flakey.
If I use 2.8v, then my max overclock is 265mhz.
Seems this samsung doesn't like too many volts, so stick the boosters away lads.
Rob H
Anyone found a supplier in EU for week 525?
Scandinavia or Germany?
Monge
Has anyone confirmed if the UCCC on non-BP PCB week 25 can OC like this. I have found some UCCC on KVR but the price is a bit hi to just buy.
Might be worth a risk, as it is week 25 it should be as good modules as the Corsair, not sure how much pcb performance will affect the overclock. Going to get a second gig tomorrow. I hope he still has some sticks left!!
Rob H
Here's your answer right here, on the previous page. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by musk
So I'm guessing the non-BP modules won't OC as well as these. But you never know... might be worth a try. BP modules usualy affect ~10 MHz when OCing 2x 512 MB setups. Maybe 2x 1 GB is totally different when it comes to OCing, so that BP realy makes a great difference. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by gundamit
Brain Power B6U808 PCB TEAM Xtreem Samsung UCCC PC4000Quote:
Originally Posted by varzmaster
BrainPower D6800 PCB Corsair Value Select Samsung UCCC 525 PC3200
Which brainpower PCB is better? The team ram is AUS$100 extra a pair.
Thought I would add my initial test results here, but these are not 2GB kit but 2x 1GB sticks.
Cost $152 AUD each ($112.5 USD)
Place of purchase MSY Morningside Brisbane Australia.
Date of purchase 25/11/05
Test Rig specs:
A64 3000+ Venice E3
DFI NF4 Ultra Infinity
2x 1GB Corsair Value Select C3
Leadtek 7800GTX 256MB
TT Silent K8 HSF
Enermax 535w All in one
Windows XP Home.
VDIMM = 2.60 volts
Vcore = 1.40 Volts
http://home.swiftdsl.com.au/~apollo1...1GB_001a01.jpg
http://home.swiftdsl.com.au/~apollo1...1GB_002a02.jpg
http://home.swiftdsl.com.au/~apollo1...emtest_001.jpg
http://home.swiftdsl.com.au/~apollo1...andra_001a.jpg
http://home.swiftdsl.com.au/~apollo1...GBSpi_001a.jpg
I still have a few more MHz to squeeze out of these sticks, however 250MHz failed memtest86 in test 5... maybe abit more tweaking will get me there, but on these results alone I'm quite happy with there bang for buck performance.
I bought some value select mainly after reading this and another thread on vr-forums:
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/sho...71#post6017871
Not tweaked it with timings, but I needed to bump it to 2.8v in bios to make it post reliably, at default 2.7v obviously wasnt posting all the time although when it did I could run memtest #5 and prime without error.
Thx for the tip Varzmaster! :toast:
yeah yeah very good
i shall buy dual kit corsair 1gx2
megatron: I actualy managed to squeze 275 MHz 3-4-4-8 1T on the Abit AN8 with the Corsair VS 2x 1GB UCCC modules. They're quite a bargain at that price.
BUT pay attention as Corsair is now using Infineon ICs (relabeled as VS) that are left ofer after the binning of the 3500LLPRO 2GB kits ICs... as they have very low yield ;)
The only Corsair memory with UCCC ICs is the 4000PT 2GB kit... at least for now.
I dont know my chip http://www.amtech-vn.com/attachment....tid=5534&stc=1
Update for my value select: with a bit of tweaking I managed a rock solid 255MHz :) these sticks will go to 270 ~ 275MHz for benchtesting but will not pass memtest86 @ 260MHz.... overall I'm quite happy with these results for such cheap ram!
http://home.swiftdsl.com.au/~apollo1...001%20copy.jpg
http://home.swiftdsl.com.au/~apollo1...001%20copy.jpg
http://home.swiftdsl.com.au/~apollo1...t255MHz_01.jpg