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Redline XP4000 Performance Info?

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dreammmatt

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Dec 28, 2002
Hey, I was wondering what speeds people are seeing with the PC4000 Redline modules from Mushkin. They are rated at 250MHz at Cas2, so I was wondering how high they can go with tight timings.

This is going to help me decide between a Venice 3000+ or a 3200+ to go in a DFI UT Ultra-D, so recommendations pertaining to that are appreciated. [Because it's my understanding that people have bad luck when trying to use a memory divider :shrug: and I'm going to be waterchilling...so I want the CPU speed to get on up there...]

Thanx
Dreammmatt
 
I can go 265 with my PC3200 Redlines...... the PC4000 can go further. The best UTT on the market right now if you ask me. I'm hoping some BH-die memory gets that good of a reputation soon.
 
I just bought 3200 Redlines, will I be disappointed? I wanted to buy the Geil Ultra-X hand picked BH-5s but they cost a lot more :S
 
HousERaT said:
I can go 265 with my PC3200 Redlines...... the PC4000 can go further. The best UTT on the market right now if you ask me. I'm hoping some BH-die memory gets that good of a reputation soon.

You also have a set of gold there ;)
 
[Because it's my understanding that people have bad luck when trying to use a memory divider

That may have been true with the 32-bit systems, but it's certainly not true with the A64's! You won't see any performance hit until you start using a divider lower than 166.
 
Blooz1 said:
That may have been true with the 32-bit systems, but it's certainly not true with the A64's! You won't see any performance hit until you start using a divider lower than 166.

When I say bad luck, i'm not talking about performance hits - i realize that there is no such thing as true 1:1 as there was in the AXP - what I'm talking about are the people with DFI and Asus boards who are saying that once u try and use a divider the system becomes unstable.
 
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