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I should have checked the thread closer, could have gotten my order in this morning.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony
Oh well, order placed just now and splurged for the overnight shipping.
Will post back with results but probably won't get them till Monday.
Thanks for the tip Tony!
I love OCZ and just replaced my 3700eb with ballastix before I go off and sell what I have now and jump back to OCZ are there any comparisons between the two??
also 282 is great but Ballastix has hit 300mhz and are these hand picked ones??
i doubt it ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by iboomalot
these timings curiously remind me of pass EB series timings where they favor the middle two numbers. The price is very similar to Ballistix kits too. :)
How about 3-3-3-8? Do they gain any MHz past 282?Quote:
Originally Posted by RyderOCZ
Contacted few German and UK online stores and they should have these available in 7-14 days.
Oh? Do tell this is news to meQuote:
Originally Posted by iddqd
I don't know, it's INQ, so you should consider it with a healthy dose of skepticism. But here's the article. Oh, my bad, I should have said "upgrading". Well, whatever..Quote:
Originally Posted by Sentential
Anyone get thiers yet? I ordered it from Atacom and it's already been sent but only paid for 3 day del. but I know some others here had to get it with one day delivery. Just curious how you like it and an screen shots :D
Mine should be here thursday
mine comes in tomorrow. will post results.
I'd have to agree with you :) Especially nowQuote:
Originally Posted by Gaspar
So I was right from the beginning, eh? ;)
Should we be expecting any more info from Mushkin soon, Sentential?
So now Mushkin says what chips are on OCZ memory? hmmm ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Vapor
You dare question the Mushkin? :D ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by RyderOCZ
I'm wondering whether you know if other retailers will start stocking this new OCZ part soon (next 2 weeks or so).
Also, about the development of new IC's, who does the work? Is it manufacturers like Winbond/Micron/Infineon or is it companies like OCZ/Mushkin/Crucial?
Some memory vendors design and manufacture their own IC's, for example - crucial(a division of Micron, really) and TwinMOS. Most others though; only make PCB, if even that...Quote:
Originally Posted by jermaink
Mine arrived this morning from ATACOM but so did an emergency programming project...
Hopefully I can post some results tomorrow (although I doubt I have the mad OC skillz necessary to push these).
I hate it when work interferes with my playtime... :D
Hey all you lucky son of a gun's out there...
Willing to test how high people can get 2.5-3-2-x or even 2.5-2-2-x?
Hey guys what DFI BIOS are you running these with? I should be getting mine tomorrow, my G Skill's didnt even run 3-4-4-8 at 200 FSB so I sent them back, bad batch I guess.
Looking forward to my first OCZ product!
BIOS: 623 here from the DFI website.
I just fixed an issue with another review I was working on, I havent had a chance to try lower speeds, tighter timings yet...
Dean
I tested 2.5-3-2-x.....they did 255 I believe...the results are in this thread ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikesta
All my ram runs 704-2BT bios now.....best so far IMHO for the board :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Trice
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Originally Posted by RyderOCZ
2-3-2-6 @ DDR414 2.6v
2.5-3-2-6 @ DDR440 2.6v
2.5-3-2-6 @ DDR500 2.6v
these aren't maxes but just a quick test to show they are scalable.
Dean
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Originally Posted by dnottis
2.6v?? Try 2.7-2.8v Dean.
Actually that sounds pretty decent for low volts.
Guys,
Those results are sweet. Whilst it 'seems' that this new OCZ kit can't quite match the newer batch of Crucial Ballistix Tracers for raw frequency, it seems that they can do better at tighter timings.
For me the clincher to go for OCZ is the total customer support you guys provide, especially since I'm in OZ, RMA'ing or sending back to US etc for crucial is a pain.
Just remember to keep prices competitive with the Crucial mob. If I can get em for AUD 550-600 I'm totally sold.