discussion Recomendation on DDR2-800MHz 2GB set

[BALISTX]

They might not have updated their list yet. I believe you should be able to put in a request to see if your mobo is compatible.

 

[Guest]

This Memory also comes with a lifetime warranty. And if you have to RMA it you will have a new product by the next day.

I would never buy ram without a lifetime warranty. He-he
Sounds like some nice stuff how about a little user review when you get it?h34r:

 

[BALISTX]

:thumb: Will do but it won't be for quite some time yet. Need to get the rest of the parts to build the system first.

 

[lowfat]

my vote goes the Team Xtreem.

 

[Misoprostol]

I know for a fact these are Mushkin D9's....

http://www.ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=18595&vpn=996523&manufacture=MUSHKIN

 

[papixx]

800MHz equals to what PC2-**** ?? Sry for nooob Q.

 

[mo' power]

Pc-2 6400

 

[Deathspawner]

Raw Freq * 2 = DDR Speed
Raw Freq * 16 = PC Speed

So...

400MHz = DDR2-800
400MHz = PC2-6400

 

[mo' power]

Does anyone here know how far the XTC platinum PC-6400 can be pushed? So far, my oc is rock stable 854mhz at 2v. I'm afraid to push it any further until I can get my hands on the ocz ram cooler and increase the voltage. I'd rather not see my ram crash and burn. I know most oc's are different depending on mb/ram combinations, I'm just looking for a ballpark figure. I don't even know if this would be considered a good oc.

 

[Deathspawner]

You will not kill a kit of ram with 2.0v. I wouldn't go above 2.3v without a proper cooler though. I usually just use a 120mm fan and mount it so that it continually blows air at the modules.

Platinum usually overclocks quite well, so DDR2-900 at least should be plenty possible, maybe with 2.1v with 4-4-4-12 timings. I can't speak that much about it though, I've never touched that particular kit.