victor is it this memmory? http://www.sallandautomatisering.nl/...id=23228&ref=2
coz its 650 dollar :O for 2x1gb
victor is it this memmory? http://www.sallandautomatisering.nl/...id=23228&ref=2
coz its 650 dollar :O for 2x1gb
Holly sh****t :eek: 2.92v :eek: that's some really xtreme voltages there on DDR2 :woot:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Stilt
;) rightQuote:
Originally Posted by Waus-mod
omg .... why such a high price...
Prices here in the states:
OCZ2P10001GEE 2x512 = 279.00
OCZ2P10002GK 2x1024 = 489.00
vw,nice ram.
consider some question. lots of d9 could not working fine above 2.6V
:toast: high volt is not for long-term daily using :DQuote:
Originally Posted by hicookie
Superb and Fantastic DDR2 Stilt ! what your 5400UL versi ? Vdim ?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Stilt
Which IC's are used on the Ocz2p10002gk? I'm not going to have to pull off the heatspreaders am I? :banana::banana::banana::banana:
^^^^
The answer (in at least one case)
D9GKX
This is great ram. Been running at 3-4-3-8 @ 420 mhz and 2.25 volts for about a month on my P5WDG2.
Thats very good, have you tried higher Vdimm & tighter timings ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoxxy
Don't want to void warranty on my daily clocker. I tried 3-3-3-8 and that is pretty stable, but fails orthos on second set of ram tests. 3-4-3-8 will pass all day and not really a hue difference for real world performance. This is the same modules as the VX TI 8000 and the CellShock German Memory. I assume that the VX TI are the same bins as well since the platinum EL's are no longer available. If you look at the Cell Shock or Look at the VX TI you can keep increasing voltage to get really good results so I assume mine are the same. Still hard to find D9GKX in any modules. I read a post on here that said D9GCT = $6 per IC, D9GMH = $10 per IC, and D9GKX = $17 per IC. Ram prices have just gone through the roof as of lately, but I can guess that these would do much more if you didn't care about warranty :).
My SuperT 800c4 with them can bench 1M superPI @ 550 4-4-4-11 2.3vQuote:
Originally Posted by dab420
I haven't shooted them ,but I have a screen @ 540 same volts and timings
Great 2gigs I love them and I bought them for lil under 300$ for 2gig kit:D
http://img505.imageshack.us/img505/3...0540lf2.th.jpg
not to be an ass here... but I seem to be missing something.
550 at cas 4-4-4 isnt hard, or even rare.
I've had 3 sets of 2 gig ram that can do this, and none require any crazy volts to do so... infact my Mushkin 6400 can do 1.1 ghz with only 2.0 volts, if I set cas 5-5-5
and my old set of Mushkin redline 8000 did 1150 mhz, cas 4-4-4 daily, and only needed 2.3 volts for it...
I even have a set of Corsair 6400 that granted is only a 1 gig kit, but it does nearly 1.2 ghz, at cas 5-5-5, and only costed me $103 at the time from newegg (the price has gone up signifigantly since I got it :( )
not to rain on the parade, I just dont get the big deal here.
I've seen dozens of people here in the last 6 months running 550+ cas 4...
so I am kinda lost as to why this has a few people claiming it's the best.
what am I missing here?
The original poster felt it was very good back when he started the thread. Now months later some owners are discussing the ic's... not trying to claim it's the best. :)
I am just happy i got these IC's in a kit for under $400
haha...
I guess it helps to look at the days.
I did not realize this was a resurrected thread...
This makes my new ram look rather bad...
Team 6400 3-3-3, cant even do 540 4-4-4 on 2.4v
I know I run 975x though, and it might be very different on a P5B/AM2.
Kunaak makes me feel bad, I wish I got two pairs of those newegg 8000ULs :(
I can at least run 435 3-3-3 :)