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  1. 02-08-2004, 02:09 PM #1
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    Overclocking PC2700 Memory to 3700 ++

    Hy, i just get some new memory's this is Kingston Value PC2700 with BH-6 chips . They are overclocking as hell . I make some screenshots. Stay tunned until i made some voltmods on my P4C800-E motherboard.



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  2. 02-08-2004, 02:12 PM #2
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    Re: Overclocking PC2700 Memory to 3700 ++

    Originally posted by DjTonic
    Hy, i just get some new memory's this is Kingston Value PC2700 with BH-6 chips . They are overclocking as hell . I make some screenshots. Stay tunned until i made some voltmods on my P4C800-E motherboard.



    Excellent work m8 keep it up

    Those BH-6 seem to overclock well, the only drawback that I have seen so far is that they haven't reached clocks as high as BH-5's
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    Macci has had his BH-6 to 271+

    236 2-2-2-5-1T 3.1v for mine right now

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  4. 02-08-2004, 02:52 PM #4
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    I have never had BH6 but Hipro5 is running his at 270
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    woops, my bad

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  6. 02-08-2004, 03:19 PM #6
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    yea... but hipro modded them.... just like with every electronic item he gets his hands on....
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    i wanna know how to do the ram volt mods hipro did, they dont look all that complicated, (relative to some of the other vmods hes done, some of those vmods he had were just plain crazy. that man has balls of steel, oh and hands of steel aswell to hold the bloody soldering iron. whenver i solder onto computer parts i shake and sweat as if im running a marathon of some sort.


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  8. 02-09-2004, 02:52 AM #8
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    i need to find a soldering iron with a handle that doesnt get hot and with a shorter... "shaft"?

    would make it much easier.

    nice clock on them "low end" sticks

    i always poke through teh ram when im at bestbuy just incase theres some bh5 in there somehow.
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    I'm with spork there. Could be a diamond in the rough at Best Buy.
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    Is this---> KVR333X64C25 what you got ?
    If so.......
    I found a shop in norway with lots in stock. Almost giving them away.
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  11. 02-09-2004, 06:06 AM #11
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    Originally posted by C_f
    Is this---> KVR333X64C25 what you got ?
    If so.......
    I found a shop in norway with lots in stock. Almost giving them away.
    Yes you are rihgt, this is the same memory's as you write . But this is only product code, this is not mean that they have the same chips soldered on.
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    Originally posted by C_f
    Is this---> KVR333X64C25 what you got ?
    If so.......
    I found a shop in norway with lots in stock. Almost giving them away.
    Where? I'm from Denmark so it's not far away..
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    Originally posted by EdgarBaba
    Where? I'm from Denmark so ..
    Didn't want to tell, but this community is about sharing, so....
    http://www.dye-consult.no

    http://www.mamoz.no/ have xms3200LL rated 2226

    Really didn't want to share untill i had gotten my share of theese.
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    I know several webshops here where they have BH-5

    They have the KVR stuff several places. It's even cheaper at Vaagen Consulting. If you're lucky it has BH-6, but you can't know that (you could email the company and ask them to check though).

    BH-6 is good RAM. Grace also got hers too 270, with 3,4v or something. I'll see if the KHX3000 I've ordered are BH-5 or 6 when I get them. I'll be happy with both, they've just got to be good
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  15. 02-09-2004, 10:11 PM #15
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    Kingston value series could have any chips , so be careful with buying them sight unseen
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    Transcend DDR 333 sometimes has BH-6 on it... I just picked up a stick today actually..

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  17. 02-10-2004, 04:54 AM #17
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    Oh, very good.
    It's same my ram.My PC2100 ( noname ) can run 233 - 2,9v.
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    Well thats impressing?
    BH-6 also? (or didi they make 2100 with bh6?)
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  19. 02-14-2004, 02:59 PM #19
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    Chingachgook realy nice overclock .
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