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RangerXLT8
07-13-05, 12:39 AM
So I know a few people ont he forums have the OCZ EB Platinum Rev.2 LE PC2-4200 3-2-2-8. We can all say that the memory actually does 3-2-2-6@DDR2-667 w\ roughly 2.1-2.2v. I also read that the chips used in this memory are Micron chips and that the same chips are used in some higher clocked memory modules.

So my question is do you guys think that if I were to losen the timings to maybe 4-3-3-10 or something in that range that the memory could do DDR2-700-800+?

TranceBear
07-13-05, 02:28 AM
No.

TranceBear
07-13-05, 02:29 AM
OCZ memory is like running Kingmax brand. Please do your research.

RangerXLT8
07-13-05, 12:57 PM
In fact I achieved DDR2-747 with 4-3-3-10, mind you this is the highest frequency I've TRIED............

SteveOCZ
07-13-05, 03:56 PM
OCZ memory is like running Kingmax brand. Please do your research.

:shrug:

Yes the EB DDR2 ram will do the speeds you're looking for with some looser timings. I've seend DDR700 with 4-2-2- timings

makshim
07-13-05, 05:41 PM
:shrug:

Yes the EB DDR2 ram will do the speeds you're looking for with some looser timings. I've seend DDR700 with 4-2-2- timings

He hasn't been here in a while so I think he is reffering to OCZ's problems prior to (roughly) summer of 2003.

batboy
07-15-05, 07:55 AM
Well, my OCZ PC2-4200 EB rev2 can do 360 MHz (DDR2-720) using 3-2-2-6 timings (with a couple bumps in voltage), so I would think running 3-3-3-8 should go even higher. Let me test it to see.

batboy
07-15-05, 08:15 AM
Ok, I did a quick and dirty test of my system using 4-3-3-10 timings and was able to hit 387 MHz memory speed (DDR2-774). When I tried to bench at that setting, I got a reset, so it obviously wasn't completely stable. But with more voltage and playing with settings, maybe. My system hits a max at 291 FSB and that's where I was at that speed, so it might not be just the RAM causing the problem. The main point here is that I did get a higher O/C with looser timings. For example, DDR2-760 was stable with relaxed timings where my max O/C with tight timings was DDR2-720 before.

SteveOCZ
07-15-05, 11:44 AM
He hasn't been here in a while so I think he is reffering to OCZ's problems prior to (roughly) summer of 2003.

Well maybe he shouldn't post then...

Ogre
07-15-05, 12:03 PM
whos the hot chick ....whooooooooo

Yeah, I always hate those false info when someone who isnt keep updated with their stuff. makes it misleading or confusion

makshim
07-15-05, 12:36 PM
Well maybe he shouldn't post then...

Never said he was right to post just explained why I believe he said it... :argue:

crimedog
07-15-05, 12:40 PM
Never said he was right to post just explained why I believe he said it... :argue:

Not you makshim.

I should be getting a couple sets of these soon so I'll see what they can really do ;)