Whats the best DDR1 ram money can buy?

As the question says, whats the best 2 gig Dual channel pair, in terms of highest overclockability, can handle high voltages, and tight timings all in one. Price is not a concern.

tightest i've seen are 2.5-3-3-8 ddr500

there are several good pair of 2GB kits around

mushkin have 2, OCZ have 2 (PC3200 2-3-2-5 and PC4000 3-4-4-8) Corsair 3200C2 patriot 2GB LLK, Crucial Ballistix 2GB PC4000 kits..

they are all good memory.. and alot of them uses same ICs..

Patriot = infineon, crucial = micron, OCZ = samsung uccc etc..

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=67762

just a database u can check..

-_{MoW}_-Assasi said:

As the question says, whats the best 2 gig Dual channel pair, in terms of highest overclockability, can handle high voltages, and tight timings all in one. Price is not a concern.

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Definatly Crucial Balistix.

1gig modules: Crucial Baslistix
512mb modules: Mushkin 4000 Redlines, OCZ 4800EL Platinum

The Crucial Crucial Baslistix are currently the best 1Gig sticks.

any errr paticular model?

Is it the BL2KIT12864Z503?
http://www.crucial.com/ballistix/store/PartSpecs.asp?imodule=BL2KIT12864Z503&cat=

These are the sticks getting all the rave... seems like the price is going down ever so slightly also.....
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820146549

Vulcan said:

Definatly Crucial Balistix.

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Yup Ballistix.

I was a doubter before I got this set of 2x1Gb Crucial Ballistics, but they seem to be a perfect match for my motherboard, processor and particular bios revision. My signature says it all. It's hard enough to get 2x512s that'll run 300 Mhz at 2.77V, let alone 2x1Gb modules. That a testimony to the quality of the modules and of course, Crucials ability to speed-bin. They're not cheap, coming in around $310, but that's only $150 per meg of memory capable of 300 Mhz speeds at less than 2.8Vdimm. They actually run cool to the touch. No need for extravagent voltages and active cooling. If you're into extreme power conservation, they run 280 Mhz at 2.67V. I realize I've been bubbling about these in a lot of threads, but it's only because I've had my share of disappointing memory experiences and these are my first real success story. It's hard not to praise them.

Hoot