If money was no limit....

If money was no limit, but you only had two choices for overclocking RAM...which of these two would you choose for overclocking?
OCZ RAM#1 or Newegg Link
or
OCZ RAM#2 or Newegg Link

first link hands down.

I've always been a fan of Mushkin memory.

neither - mushkin xp4000 2gb kit - overclocks better than any other 2gb ddr kit on the market from the kits iv played with

If $$$ was no limit, I'd bring back 5-BD's

If money was no object I would still say: "Cheap Out" and buy GSkill HZ 2-Gig.
I have still yet to see another stick that clocks as consistent and as succesfull as this UCCC. Check out this thread:

http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=450629

UCCC's are mighty nice, but I just loved my 28sec 1MB Pi with 5-BD's and running at 300MHz on 1:1

RedDragonXXX said:

UCCC's are mighty nice, but I just loved my 28sec 1MB Pi with 5-BD's and running at 300MHz on 1:1

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Youre damn right about that. I experienced a 28/29 sec 1m as well with my Team Xtreem TCCD @ 315mhz... lol Too bad playing quake 4 on high res slammed my pagefile otherwise the magic TCCD would still be in my rig today. Its very unfortunate I sold it here: http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=450242

DDR and a 2-Gig kit. Itss all about the Gskill. You know it RedDragon.

Ther reason why I asked the origional question is because I recieved some bad Titanium RAM, and its being replaced with the OCZ EL DDR PC-4000 Gold GX XTC 2GB Dual Channel RAM.I wanted to see if I am getting an upgrade, or a downgrade versus the titanium PC3200.Anyone know what memory chips are used on the OCZ Gold RAM listed above, and how well they overclock?

Dont want to double-post, but would like some more feedback on the two matched sets of RAM I listed in the first post.Thanks! Does anyone know what memory chips are used in each set, and where I can read up on the particular memory chips used?Any links that would help me learn the most about the XTC version would be awesome!