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UTT ram, how do they OC?
- Thread starter H4Z4RD0US
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H4Z4RD0US said:
Anywhere between 250HTT to some i've seen around 270HTT. Not to many have made it over that on the Mushkin/OCZ VX that i've seen with any kind of good timings. My OCZ does 265HTT no problem with 3.4v
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H4Z4RD0US said:
Yeah, PC4000 UTT and the 4400+ is a pretty good combo for air cooling. You can always drop multi to 10x if the chip doesn't go high and get those nice memory speeds, or run 1:1 past 250 and you're sitting pretty good. Throw sub zero cooling in there and all a sudden it's the worst combo ever. My Toledo doesn't go over 300HTT so i would be limited to what my memory does 1:1.
/me hugs G.Skill's
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Good kits will do ~250...Excellent kits will do 265+
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fldrice said:
All DDR500 kits should do at least 250
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Not all kits with Winbond UTT are specd @ DDR500.Sucka said:All DDR500 kits should do at least 250
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fldrice said:
He asked specifically about DDR500 kits though.
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H4Z4RD0US said:
Try to look for the new Redlines with black PCB and new heatspreaders. Those are awsome.
VX and Redlines are close in performance but Redlines are slightly ahead.
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H4Z4RD0US said:
You can use the booster with any RAM. Make sure your mobo is compatible though.
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Skeen said:
He doesn't need the booster since he has DFI NF4 board.
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^ Really? He never specified what board he has. Maybe he has some kind of Foxconn NF4 without voltage options.
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Cool, that's what I just received. So these are new? That explained why teh order was delayed by a week and a half. Mushkin was extremely gracious though and upgraded to fedex overnight without my asking
$186 shipped. Can't wait to try these!
Dragon, do you care to elaborate on why these are even better than the former ones?
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Skeen said:
Yea he has the DFI NF4 board since I gave him some advice on it.
guillaume said:
The new heatsink is designed to handle the increased thermal demands that this RAM puts out on high Vdimm. The new design delivers superior thermal conductivity and dissipation. It's sleek and aero-efficient design provides 58% more surface area than Mushkin’s previous heatsink. Additionally, the new design utilizes an advanced thermal adhesive with double the thermal conductivity of the previous material.
Even with the promising new heatspreaders I would suggest that you still active cool them to extend the life of your RAM and it will give you better performance as well.
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