New Corsair PC4400 (550MHz DDR) coming soon!!!

vince22 · Dec 10, 2003

It will be a PC4400 (550MHz DDR) based on Hynix Rev C chips. Timings will come in at 3-4-4-8 and voltage supposedly needed only be 2.65 - 2.75. What about " PRO series version, hope so.....Can't wait try this out......

sramjones · Dec 10, 2003

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sounds good i guess

Smartweb · Dec 10, 2003

Too bad my mobo doesn't support it.

Effulgence · Dec 10, 2003

i dont think motherboards really need support, as long as your fsb can go that high why wouldnt it allow it?

tom10167 · Dec 11, 2003

Is anyone getting FSBs even CLOSE to 275? It seems a little premature to me.

crimedog · Dec 11, 2003

intel boards ^^

tom10167 · Dec 11, 2003

Wow, considering they come in at 200 stock, that's incredible, 1200fsb, anyone?

unreal · Dec 11, 2003

sounds nice but really,, unless ur gonna oc the current cpus with pelters and compressor cooling,, u could never really use it..

cmdrjay4 · Dec 11, 2003

unreal said:
sounds nice but really,, unless ur gonna oc the current cpus with pelters and compressor cooling,, u could never really use it..

why not? it's always better to use 1/1 fsb/mem
just use a 2.4c
12*275 = 3300 = kick@$$

Speed_Mechanic2 · Dec 11, 2003

Hynix BT-D43, CT-D43, and DT-D43 are all quite similar. Is there really any differance between them?

DayUSeX · Dec 11, 2003

nice, but as you said i wna tthe pro series, and hopefully thye will be registered (yeah right) so it coudl go great with my dual operton setup!

stan03 · Dec 11, 2003

unreal said:
sounds nice but really,, unless ur gonna oc the current cpus with pelters and compressor cooling,, u could never really use it..

crimedog said:
intel boards ^^

batboy and many others have ther FSB higher than 275. batboys is on water, and there is some other with a sp94... it is very possible without phase change/pelts

SoulEdge · Dec 11, 2003

stan03 said:
batboy and many others have ther FSB higher than 275. batboys is on water, and there is some other with a sp94... it is very possible without phase change/pelts

He's right, FSB over 275 has become quite common since the 2.4c came out, even with plain aircooling.

stan03 · Dec 11, 2003

esp with the M0 stepping.

mrspec3 · Dec 11, 2003

OCZ has PC4500 comming out.....I'm sure it will beat the corsairs pants off like all their ram is doing now

flapperhead · Dec 12, 2003

mrspec3 said:
OCZ has PC4500 comming out.....I'm sure it will beat the corsairs pants off like all their ram is doing now

im running 290 1-1 already with my pc4000. just got the new mo stepping(2.4c). so what i need to know, is how fast over 275 will the new stuff run at 3.3 volts?

mrspec3 · Dec 12, 2003

flapperhead said:
im running 290 1-1 already with my pc4000. just got the new mo stepping(2.4c). so what i need to know, is how fast over 275 will the new stuff run at 3.3 volts?

How fast the OCZ pc4500 will go on 3.3V? I can't say for sure since I don't have any but I would say 300Mhz+ would be doable

Steve

Jognt · Dec 12, 2003

mrspec3 said:
How fast the OCZ pc4500 will go on 3.3V? I can't say for sure since I don't have any but I would say 300Mhz+ would be doable

Steve

and that is where the CPU may become the bottleneck...

pc4400 sounds cool, having that in your system, 1:1, DC = almost 9000mb/s RAM bandwith (in theory)

ps. hmm, i need to read up on this stepping thing...

edit: why would you want the PRO™ series? unless youve got a windowed case, i dont see any advantages for them lights...

stan03 · Dec 12, 2003

its the "cool" factor man

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