Anybody tried Crucial pc3200? I saw it go 232MHz.

[pelikan]

Ever since reading the review at Tweaktown (http://www.tweaktown.com/document.php?dType=article&dId=486&dPage=15) where they have this Crucial going 232MHz at Cas 2-2-2-5, I've been tempted to try some of this out. I emailed Crucial and they said I could try it out for 30 days and if I wasn't satisfied with the performance they would take it back and give me a full refund. That's not a bad deal, but since Crucial could have sent Tweaktown extra-good review samples, I'd like to hear some user experiences first.

[wannaoc]

I use it and on an nf7-s I had it up to 215 no problem. On this board I can't lock pci/agp so it stays low and will ony run 2.5 3 3 7. I just like Crucial for cost and reliability and its made in the U.S. :)

[mckennaiii]

i've been eyeing crucial myself for the intel d875pbz. i've never seen anything bad about their products. their expert online feature and web site is very user friendly.

[dippy_skoodlez]

Hmm.. I just ordered some crucial Pc3200... I cant go past 160//160 fsb tho.. LOL! I cant push it, but atleast I can probably use the fastest timings and still have upgradeability :D

[wannaoc]

dippy_skoodlez have you tried to up the volts? That seems pretty low for 3200

[Shade00]

It's the K7S5A that's holding him back.

[cypher_138]

I'm running it right now untill I get some OCZ. It works great in both the rigs in my sig. I had it at 436MHz in rig1 at the same timings as the XMS3500. It's good stuff in my book.