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Hi guys,
Reefa_Madness and myself have been very curious to see if the older, and much less expensive revision E TCC5 ram can compare to the new “TCCD Replacement” revision F ram. In this review I will be comparing modules with the Samsung TCC5 chips. One set of modules is equipped with the TCC5 revision “E” chips and the other has the TCC5 with revision “F” chips. The revision “E” is considerably older, as well as less expensive. If this performs on par with the latest and greatest revision “F” TCC5, we may have discovered the next “Budget” overclocking ram!
The Modules:
The Geil Ultra PC3200 ram is equipped with Samsung TCC5 revision “E” chips. Here is an image of these module.
The OCZ PC3200 Platinum rev. 2 is equipped with Samsung TCC5 revision “F” chips. Here is an images of these module.
The Geil modules are rated at 200mhz at 2-3-3-6.
The OCZ modules are rated at 200mhz at 2-2-2-5.
Reefa_Madness and myself have been very curious to see if the older, and much less expensive revision E TCC5 ram can compare to the new “TCCD Replacement” revision F ram. In this review I will be comparing modules with the Samsung TCC5 chips. One set of modules is equipped with the TCC5 revision “E” chips and the other has the TCC5 with revision “F” chips. The revision “E” is considerably older, as well as less expensive. If this performs on par with the latest and greatest revision “F” TCC5, we may have discovered the next “Budget” overclocking ram!
The Modules:
The Geil Ultra PC3200 ram is equipped with Samsung TCC5 revision “E” chips. Here is an image of these module.
The OCZ PC3200 Platinum rev. 2 is equipped with Samsung TCC5 revision “F” chips. Here is an images of these module.
The Geil modules are rated at 200mhz at 2-3-3-6.
The OCZ modules are rated at 200mhz at 2-2-2-5.