are 5400ul as great as everyone says?

I got sick of my OCZ PC2-6400 gold rams, (they only run stable at it's rated speed and timing, running them at slower speed with any less timing that its rated timing was not stable at all, and running them faster than DDR800 was not stable either) anyway, I was thinking to either get 8000UL, Mushkin xp6400, or 5400UL. and I finally decided to go with 5400UL just for the fact that I can run tight timing at lower speeds, and can go easily to DRR1000 speed with relaxed timing. I know the other above mentioned brands can do the same thing, but I don't think they will get better timing than what I went for.

what you guys think?

That is kinda border line. I would probably have went with DDR1. What is your multi/fsb?

I personally like our PC2-6400 best. It has been documented that we do infact produce the highest peforming/overclocking DDR2 on the planet.

Here is what I got on a random set I had @ 2.3v:



Ive been told from Brian and those whom have bought our product that my results are on the low-end of the spectrum.

Ok. 514MHz. I am so AMD minded.

How does that come out to 514Mhz when your fsb is at 308?

avalanche83 said:

Ok. 514MHz. I am so AMD minded.

How does that come out to 514Mhz when your fsb is at 308?

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Running asynch with 3:4

I see. Too bad my Abit won't do that .

Doesn't AMD's mem controller support those kinds of ratios?

avalanche83 said:

I see. Too bad my Abit won't do that .

Doesn't AMD's mem controller support those kinds of ratios?

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This was done on a Pentium 4 seeing how it is DDR2. Btw 512 is 1024mhz

Impressive . Now AMD has to make up some ground in the bandwidth portion.

avalanche83 said:

Impressive . Now AMD has to make up some ground in the bandwidth portion.

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Hopefully that will come with M2

Sentential said:

Hopefully that will come with M2

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It should be a huge leap.

You da man Sen.