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FarFarAway
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Yep OCZ, Mushkin or G-Skill 
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I think he wants 2gb jim 
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Ye G.Skill should be nice
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Top 2 - 1st is one of the favorites in the UCCC memory field, expect around 270-300 at 3-4-4-8 on them, 2nd is probably the favorite PC3200 OC memory out there, not too sure bout results though.
Top 2 - 1st is a bit of a stretch, Kemp has them, expect 260-290 at 3-3-2-8, 2nd is another favorite in the UCCC field, same results as the G.Skill UCCC
Last 1 - Probably the 3rd favorite in UCCC field, but lowest performing, tending to get 260-280 at 3-4-4-8.
2nd 1 - Same chips as Mushkin Redlines, results just about the same, same price
Corsair PC4000 - a relative unknown in the OC world, these also utilize the Samsung UCCC IC's. Results are limited and it is Corsair, however, those results I have seen are quite impressive, on par with and sometimes beyond the G.Skill and Mushkin. Expect around the same results as those 2 (if reviews and a few user experiences are to be believed)
A small note on the PC4000 at 3-3-2-8 (OCZ Plat and Mushkin Redlines) - some pairs do quite well in SuperPi testing (up to 290 or so) yet have a problem with 3D stability at those clocks. These kits tend to max out at 260-270 at 3-3-2-8 for 3D stability. Some kits don't have this "bug" so it's sort of a gamble
Top 2 - 1st is a bit of a stretch, Kemp has them, expect 260-290 at 3-3-2-8, 2nd is another favorite in the UCCC field, same results as the G.Skill UCCC
Last 1 - Probably the 3rd favorite in UCCC field, but lowest performing, tending to get 260-280 at 3-4-4-8.
2nd 1 - Same chips as Mushkin Redlines, results just about the same, same price
Corsair PC4000 - a relative unknown in the OC world, these also utilize the Samsung UCCC IC's. Results are limited and it is Corsair, however, those results I have seen are quite impressive, on par with and sometimes beyond the G.Skill and Mushkin. Expect around the same results as those 2 (if reviews and a few user experiences are to be believed)
A small note on the PC4000 at 3-3-2-8 (OCZ Plat and Mushkin Redlines) - some pairs do quite well in SuperPi testing (up to 290 or so) yet have a problem with 3D stability at those clocks. These kits tend to max out at 260-270 at 3-3-2-8 for 3D stability. Some kits don't have this "bug" so it's sort of a gamble
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GSkill HZ beats Corsair Value imo
But Corsair XMS is cheap as chips
But Corsair XMS is cheap as chips
raging-savage said:guess who's back
with the help of a DFI Ultra-D and 512mb stick of value select
lol, didn't anyone teach you that DFI and Corsair aren't exactly friends, nor is Corsair and AMD.
My buddy had a stick of Corsair XMS and Corsair ValuSelect, both of them hated his Opty 148, on an ASROCK Dual 939, a Giga-Byte board, and a MSI K8n Neo4.. and there are way more cases of Corsair vs DFI, & Corsair vs. AMD. Look on both www.dfi-street.com and www.xtremesystems.org/forums/
Get yourself some Crucial Ballistix (2x512MB that is), it's cheap and does DDR600+
Nick
NickS said:lol, didn't anyone teach you that DFI and Corsair aren't exactly friends, nor is Corsair and AMD.
My buddy had a stick of Corsair XMS and Corsair ValuSelect, both of them hated his Opty 148, on an ASROCK Dual 939, a Giga-Byte board, and a MSI K8n Neo4.. and there are way more cases of Corsair vs DFI, & Corsair vs. AMD. Look on both www.dfi-street.com and www.xtremesystems.org/forums/
Get yourself some Crucial Ballistix (2x512MB that is), it's cheap and does DDR600+
Nick
i know what i am doing thanks and sam uses value select in his rig and its fine too.
what do you think ime posting this on? lol
oh btw this value is just to do me till i get enough for my g.skill hz
cheers.
FarFarAway
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Sweet mate Gratz
Not that I didn't help at all
Not that I didn't help at all
