DDR2 : 700MHz Club

[wedfighter]

finally join this club...

Name : wedfighter
Brand : A-DATA
Model : PC9600
Size : 1x512
Real Voltage : 2.5V
Timings : 5-6-6-18
Frequency : 710MHz
Sort of bench : Valid CPU-Z http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=213057
Cooling : Aircooling
Screen :

[jozzy]

@ TS : update 1st post please..

[wedfighter]

update ...

Name : wedfighter
Brand : A-DATA
Model : PC9600
Size : 1x512
Real Voltage : 2.67v
Timings : 5-5-5-26
Frequency : 738 MHz
Sort of bench : Valid CPU-Z http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=213619
Cooling : Aircooling
Screen :

[Xtreme Addict]

Finally I am in



Name: Miravo aka Xtreme Addict
Brand: Goodram
Model: PC8500
Size: 1x512MB
Real Voltage: 2.905v
Timings: 5-5-5-15
Frequency 726.2 MHz
Sort of bench: photo
Cooling: AC
Polish Goodram PC8500 1x512 MB

[c1rcu1tburn3r]

Name : c1rcu1tburn3r
Brand : OCZ
Modele : Reaper Hpc-PC8500
Size : 1x1024
Real Voltage : 2.75V
Timings : 5-6-6-20
Frequency : 720.9MHz
Sort of bench : Screen
Cooling : Aircooling (Room +27&#176



I hope to test it with e6600 soon couse with qx is pretty hard go up with fsb

[jmax_oc]

Well done ^^

[c1rcu1tburn3r]

Lol,put me inda 700's Club

[evoic]

Name : c1rcu1tburn3r
Brand : OCZ
Modele : Reaper Hpc-PC8500
Size : 1x1024
Real Voltage : 2.75V
Timings : 5-6-6-20
Frequency : 720.9MHz
Sort of bench : Screen
Cooling : Aircooling (Room +27°)



I hope to test it with e6600 soon couse with qx is pretty hard go up with fsb

I have these same sticks.
Luckily for you, OCZ has a wonderful RMA process.

[c1rcu1tburn3r]

are your sticks burned?

[Severance]

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=214839It took a while but i made it.

Name: Severance
Brand: Ocz
Model: Titanium alpha 1000vx2
Size: 2x1024
Real voltage: 2.6
Timmings: 5-5-5-15
Frequency: 700mhz
Bench: Spi 1m
Cooling: water

[evoic]

are your sticks burned?

The first pair I had *hypothetically speaking* would have died on my 680i Motherboard *hypothetically speaking* if they ran at 2.5v for about 1 month *hypothetically speaking* before one of them decided to die a terrible *hypothetically speaking* death.

However.

OCZ's warranty only protects up to 2.35v, so I know better than to ever do the idiotic behavior listed above.

Mine just randomly died.

Having said that, the replacement pair only get 2.1v 24/7 because I'm scared chitless that they'll die as well.

at 2.1v, I run 1111Mhz with 5-4-4-12 timings with no problems.

[c1rcu1tburn3r]

I understand...but it's not my problem.if they'll die i'll take another pair
Btw i tried to go till 3 v couse i had to test if they rocks,and they're always perfect...some months...
I think on this ram is important to be sure that the heatsink is installed properly,sometimes it's skew and some chips remains detached

[evoic]

I understand...but it's not my problem.if they'll die i'll take another pair
Btw i tried to go till 3 v couse i had to test if they rocks,and they're always perfect...some months...

Well.....to clarify, I think eVGA's 680i MoBo is the issue, not so much OCZ's product.
I am definitely happy with my Reapers, and the 680i is solid as a rock - it just eats RAM.

[aussie-revhead]

I am impressed , I had enever seen mem clocks anywhere near these

Most of you guys dont mention your rig , is there a particular mobo/chipset you guys are using for extreme clocks ? Or just uber volts ?

[c1rcu1tburn3r]

Some guys uses ddr booster and LN2 cooling on ram and Nb,but most of us uses only vdimm and a good mainboard aircooled

[aussie-revhead]

Yeah I saw the results in OP , but what mobos are best ? 680i / P35 ? Or depends on other components ?

[c1rcu1tburn3r]

I think with no doubt P35...

[Baleful]

Sorry for the off topic, but what voltage does Crucial warranty their sticks at? Is it just up to 2.2v? I have the Tracer 8500's right now at 600, but I know they'll hit 700 w/ a lil more volts.

[c1rcu1tburn3r]

Jmax put me inda Database please i wanna be there http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&postcount=272

[JMKS]

First try with some good sticks {Crucial Ballistix 8000 by promian} & P35 {P5K-Dlx by PCLab.pl} which clock RAM as hell {but the performance is worse than i965 IMO...}.
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=216735 - 731.9 real 5-5-5-15, 2,55V @ BIOS no mods

The same boot {with RAM directly @ 700.5}, 1M for some stability:

and SetFSB + F7 in CPU-Z, the result is above .
Maybe I can go higher with some more V {unreal in short period of time, the board is not mine }, looser timings or Single Channel - maybe I will try .

Name: JMKS
Brand: Crucial
Model: Ballistix 8000
Size: 2x1024
Real voltage: 2.55 {@BIOS}
Timmings: 5-5-5-15
Frequency: 731.9mhz
Cooling: air

[jmax_oc]

Jmax put me inda Database please i wanna be there http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&postcount=272

Yes I have to maje a huge update

[aussie-revhead]

{but the performance is worse than i965 IMO...}.

In what way mate ? Can I assume that a P5K-E should have the same potential as your Deluxe ?

[PcCI2iminal]

can I join the club?

Name : PcCI2iminal
Brand : Adata
Model : PC8500
Size : 1x1024
Real Voltage : 2.85V
Timings : 5-6-6-15
Frequency : 743.6MHz
Sort of bench : Valid CPU-Z
Cooling : air

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=217490

Name : PcCI2iminal
Brand : Adata
Model : PC8500
Size : 1x1024
Real Voltage : 2.85V
Timings : 5-6-6-15
Frequency : 721.5MHz
Sort of bench : Pi1M
Cooling : air



Name : PcCI2iminal
Brand : Crucial
Model : PC6400
Size : 1x512
Real Voltage : 2.95V
Timings : 5-6-6-18
Frequency : 725.1MHz
Sort of bench : Valid CPU-Z
Cooling : air

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=217911

[Florent]

My new OCZ PC8500



Name : Florent
Brand : OCZ
Modele : PC8500 Sli Ready
Size : 1x1024
Real Voltage : 2.85V
Timings : 5-6-6-18
Frequency : 750MHz
Sort of bench : Valid CPU-Z
Cooling : Aircooling
Screen : http://img353.imageshack.us/img353/3...zpc8500kj6.jpg

(Soon more test )

[AliG]

dddddaaaaaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnnnng 1500ddr on ocz sticks, that's pretty amazing, especially since you pulled it off on a p965 board and not a p35 one.

Looks like ddr2 soon even the 700mhz club will have tons of members like the 600mhz club