1gb ocz gold pc4000 r2 vs. 1gb ocz platinum pc3200 r2

which one overclocks the farthest with 3-4-4-8 timings at 2.8v?
which one performs better?
which one can do tighter timings at ddr500 speeds with 2.8v?
all these things i want to know!

ps.btw in case anybody is wondering, yes i do mean 2x512mb sticks.

I would get the 3200 Rev2 because they are much cheaper and can OC just as well. They are TCC5's so they will need little more then 2.8V to do anything higher than stock.
Both of these will do around 2.5-3-3-7 on DDR500 but if you go higher than that you will be forced to up the RAS to CAS to 4. I didn't see many 4000 but I know that lot of people are hitting DDR600 and beyond with 3200 Rev2 with 2.5-4-3-7 timings and around 3V.

My rev 2 will run 266fsb at 6-3-3-2.5 at 2.8V.

fordf250 said:

My rev 2 will run 266fsb at 6-3-3-2.5 at 2.8V.

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OCZ rev2 uses a lot of voltage, right?
anyone knows if this TCC5 can OC to 500-600 and without going over 3volts.
What kind of voltage you need for this OCZ rev2?

tcc5 acts similary to tccd, they don't need 3v to get those types of clocks. The sweet spot usually is 2.8v, but ymmv, some tccd/tcc5 i read about needed 3.2v to get good clocks.

ryufreak said:

some tccd/tcc5 i read about needed 3.2v to get good clocks.

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that would probably be the vx series of ram.they need 3.5v just to get a good overclock.