Team Group's DDR2 Power: 667mhz 1g dual channel kit CL-3-4-4-8

[TankGuys]

I'm working on getting this stuff right now.

[perry_78]

Tankguys, do you offer international shipment?

[TankGuys]

Tankguys, do you offer international shipment?

Yea, but it's somewhat complicated. We put the full value on customs forms, so you may be liable for import duties/taxes and whatnot. PM me for details.


Update on availability: This stuff should be available Monday, June 7th. We'll have it listed on the site this afternoon.

[sierra_bound]

TeamGroup would certainly help their cause (and bottom line) if their RAM was available at more retailers. Benchmarks are nice. But if the really good stuff is nowhere to be found, then it's all rather pointless. Maybe TeamGroup doesn't consider the US market important, though I find that hard to believe. I own a couple sets of TeamGroup memory and like it. A month ago, I would have been interested in buying TeamGroup's earlier PC6400 modules, if it were available somewhere in the US.

[Torin]

Yea, but it's somewhat complicated. We put the full value on customs forms, so you may be liable for import duties/taxes and whatnot. PM me for details.


Update on availability: This stuff should be available Monday, June 7th. We'll have it listed on the site this afternoon.

This isn't it, right?

http://www.tankguys.biz/ddr2-3448-p-...b03a1d2bebde8b

It's the 3-4-4-8 667Mhz part, but the model number ends in "C4DC" instead of "C3DC", indicating it's the CAS 4 part, not the CAS 3 part.

[bri1]

it looks like a sturdy product if only you had the right stuff there im hoping to look into buying this once i get a new setup

[perry_78]

Look at OPB's first post. The ram he is testing is reffered to as CAS4 by spec.

[Torin]

Look at OPB's first post. The ram he is testing is reffered to as CAS4 by spec.

Where do you see that? The model number on the label indicates CAS 3, as well as the SPD timings on the label.

[G H Z]

TeamGroup would certainly help their cause (and bottom line) if their RAM was available at more retailers. Benchmarks are nice. But if the really good stuff is nowhere to be found, then it's all rather pointless. Maybe TeamGroup doesn't consider the US market important, though I find that hard to believe. I own a couple sets of TeamGroup memory and like it. A month ago, I would have been interested in buying TeamGroup's earlier PC6400 modules, if it were available somewhere in the US.

They should have been at the Newegg event at Computex or something similar. Maybe they don't produce enough to open it up to US sales.

[Asky]

Where do you see that? The model number on the label indicates CAS 3, as well as the SPD timings on the label.

think he is referring to this in OPB's 1st Post :
PC5300 DDR2 667MHz 2*1GB 4-4-4-12 64*8 16 Chips TXDD2048M667HC3DC

[Sentential]

OPB I gotta admit I am very very concerned with your results. I know what ICs you have (D9GMH) and only a small small *SMALL* percentage of chips come anywhere near your results with the voltage you are using.

The odds of anyone getting something remotely close to what you have isnt going to happen.

For example an average set of D9GMH otherwise known as Micron B6-3 does about 975mhz with 4-3-4-X @ 2.2v. 10% can do 4-4-5 @ 2.1v @ 1ghz. What you have is less than a fraction of a percentage of what those chips do.

Granted Teamgroup may bin them that aggressivly but Im very worried you're setting teamgroup up for a fall since they will not get what you have. There's going to be a very high RMA percentage if people are expecting what you have.

I have to be honest with everyone here, for DDR2 and Intel system, I am really a

completely noob. In order to give the unbias bench report, the results I post here are NOT from

so-called
"Cherry picked". Until the last moment I finished that ddr 727, 3-3-3-4; I really don't have any idea

if I can apply the parameters I set on the memset 1.1.

OPB I really dont want to do this man, but Ive seen the bin-out from several companies that use those chips and what you said about the sticks you are using simply couldnt be further from the truth

[Cpt Twitchy]

OPB I gotta admit I am very very concerned with your results. I know what ICs you have (D9GMH) and only a small small *SMALL* percentage of chips come anywhere near your results with the voltage you are using.

The odds of anyone getting something remotely close to what you have isnt going to happen.

For example an average set of D9GMH otherwise known as Micron B6-3 does about 975mhz with 4-3-4-X @ 2.2v. 10% can do 4-4-5 @ 2.1v @ 1ghz. What you have is less than a fraction of a percentage of what those chips do.

Granted Teamgroup may bin them that aggressivly but Im very worried you're setting teamgroup up for a fall since they will not get what you have. There's going to be a very high RMA percentage if people are expecting what you have.


OPB I really dont want to do this man, but Ive seen the bin-out from several companies that use those chips and what you said about the sticks you are using simply couldnt be further from the truth

Nothing against you sentinal but I find it really funny when ram reps say team group cannot do as advertised. A while back another company's rep said that micron 5bf cannot do as well as reported (265mhz+) yet lots and lots of kits have done so. So what is to prevent them from doing better with their ram over what other companies have been able to do?

[ozzimark]

OPB I gotta admit I am very very concerned with your results. I know what ICs you have (D9GMH) and only a small small *SMALL* percentage of chips come anywhere near your results with the voltage you are using.

hmm, going on my own results with a stick of BN-3 and a 2x1gb kit of either B6-3 or B6-25 (not pulling the spreader to find out), i actually have strong belief that Kevin is telling the truth.

for the latter, it seems that 400mhz at 3-3-3 on a very finicky and "taxing" AM2 rig is definitly within reach


Kev, one thing I really want to see you play with... Team's new pc8500 sticks

[Onepagebook]

OPB I gotta admit I am very very concerned with your results. I know what ICs you have (D9GMH) and only a small small *SMALL* percentage of chips come anywhere near your results with the voltage you are using.

The odds of anyone getting something remotely close to what you have isnt going to happen.

For example an average set of D9GMH otherwise known as Micron B6-3 does about 975mhz with 4-3-4-X @ 2.2v. 10% can do 4-4-5 @ 2.1v @ 1ghz. What you have is less than a fraction of a percentage of what those chips do.

Granted Teamgroup may bin them that aggressivly but Im very worried you're setting teamgroup up for a fall since they will not get what you have. There's going to be a very high RMA percentage if people are expecting what you have.


OPB I really dont want to do this man, but Ive seen the bin-out from several companies that use those chips and what you said about the sticks you are using simply couldnt be further from the truth

well, if you honestly said this, thenI can even don';t have to hide anything further,my RD and GM told me just announce our 667 can be the 3-3-3-x @ 1.95v, BUT, I said that don't do this, because it will cause the high percentage of RMA due to different users use different platform. as far as I know, I can close my eyes and pick any two sticks to get it all over for at least ddr700 3-3-3 32mb passed , let's say 2.2v is that ok?
well I surely appreciate your concern, but you seems to be on the wrong track and you not even tried, how can you so sure about how Team Group DDR2 will be?

[Onepagebook]

hmm, going on my own results with a stick of BN-3 and a 2x1gb kit of either B6-3 or B6-25 (not pulling the spreader to find out), i actually have strong belief that Kevin is telling the truth.

for the latter, it seems that 400mhz at 3-3-3 on a very finicky and "taxing" AM2 rig is definitly within reach


Kev, one thing I really want to see you play with... Team's new pc8500 sticks

Mark, sorry about be busy though, but you will see

[ozzimark]

Mark, sorry about be busy though, but you will see

it's ok, take your time

[Onepagebook]

whooo, now, I am really tired of AMD's Memory conroller build inside of CPU,
it merely kill all the reputation of a Great Memory manufacture.
Maybe I am wrong, but I just can trust that theory. Like this, I know some friends will have different opinion, but as usual I do what I can, now, don't throw me hard time,I believe intel platform will give the unbias results

how about this?

[elmor]

OPB: What are those second piece of ram (the PC6400 ones) ?

[NiCKE^]

That's really nice! How much volts are you feeding them with?

[nn_step]

Hmmm looks tempting

[jack_tung]

it's very nice OPB.

[sierra_bound]

whooo, now, I am really tired of AMD's Memory conroller build inside of CPU,
it merely kill all the reputation of a Great Memory manufacture.
Maybe I am wrong, but I just can trust that theory. Like this, I know some friends will have different opinion, but as usual I do what I can, now, don't throw me hard time,I believe intel platform will give the unbias results

how about this?

Those results are very good for the suggested retail price of the memory. But there is DDR2 out there that can do 425+ at 3-3-3. Granted, those modules are more expensive.

[Onepagebook]

I think I label on the 800 that pics...

you guys can just ignore me,
but you can't missed Fredyama's super pi 32m
He better got cherry picked...
When that moment, OPB was no idea what DDR2 is...

Mr. Fredyama, sorry to borrow your pic.

[sierra_bound]

I think Fred-san is using older TeamGroup PC2-6400.

But can your new TeamGroup do this or this?

Second one is not mine.

[海岸巡防署岸巡大隊長]

very nice job!