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Old 19th Mar 2008, 02:20 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Question How is this o/c?

Here's my new toy -- a pair of 3rd hand ram which I bought for S$60 (RM138)

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550mhz 5-5-5-18 2.30v (prime95 for 7hr20min)
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I played Crysis for an hour @ 570mhz 5-5-5-18, but gives error on when prime; 2.30v seems to be the sweetspot, any advice is appreciated, thx
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Old 19th Mar 2008, 07:14 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Looks pretty good here but hard to see. Anyway you could attach full sized images that way we can click on the thumbnail and see clearer. BTW don't see may Q6600's over 3.0 so 3.2 is cool as is the RAM O/C
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Wow, nice overclock from a value RAM. I'm looking for cheap 2GB per stick doing 400MHz+...
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Looks pretty good here but hard to see. Anyway you could attach full sized images that way we can click on the thumbnail and see clearer. BTW don't see may Q6600's over 3.0 so 3.2 is cool as is the RAM O/C
oops, i think photobucket resized the pic, it was 1680x1050,
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why is your FSB:RAM ratio 1:2?

anyway nice speed for the RAM

my DDR2 667 could touch DDR2 900 speed, which I'm damn happy about. also KVR.
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why is your FSB:RAM ratio 1:2?

anyway nice speed for the RAM

my DDR2 667 could touch DDR2 900 speed, which I'm damn happy about. also KVR.
coz i dun wanna get the cpu involved?
notice that my q6600 is undervolted & underclocked..

its funny that the expensive hyperX 1GB could only do ddr2-938, yet the value ram 2GB could do ddr2-1100
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no, the point of my question was - why OC the RAM but with a downclocked processor?

what do you intend to get out of the system?

btw yes, love your RAM. I've not bought any performance RAM myself.
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no, the point of my question was - why OC the RAM but with a downclocked processor?

what do you intend to get out of the system?

btw yes, love your RAM. I've not bought any performance RAM myself.
one at a time...

I already know the max stable for cpu, nbcc & gfx
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Thanks and nice O/C on that ram. I am really interested in what this OCZ Reaper ram will do because I have seen no real reviews on it besides comments from customers who purchased it. One comment he said he was running DDR2 1066 speeds and the higher the O/C the more the heatspreaders distribute the heat. I see no max frequency spec anywhere for this ram including the OCZ site so really interested to see how it performs
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Thanks and nice O/C on that ram. I am really interested in what this OCZ Reaper ram will do because I have seen no real reviews on it besides comments from customers who purchased it. One comment he said he was running DDR2 1066 speeds and the higher the O/C the more the heatspreaders distribute the heat. I see no max frequency spec anywhere for this ram including the OCZ site so really interested to see how it performs
exactly which pair of ram are u talking abt?

i dun believe in heatspreaders, surprisingly my value ram running @ 2.3v is pretty cool, i got the intel stock hsf to blow @ em anyway..
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