SuperTalent Value Ram For the Win

96redformula

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• Feb 15, 2007

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Still testing, will have much more results later. This is much more than I was expecting from a $124 2x1gb DDR667 value kit. It beats out my Gskill DDR800 that max's at 860. Please keep in mind I got them in today and am just starting to really mess with them.

DDR900 2.1V 5-5-5-15
DDR800 2.1V 4-4-4-12

Please don't bash me as this is a value kit not a comparison to Micron D9.

 

moho

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• Feb 15, 2007

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OHHH NICE.
i am getting mine too. I ordered a kit today.
Nice to see, and i will be checking back

 

chilly charlie

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• Feb 15, 2007

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excellent

 

Rattle

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• Feb 15, 2007

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96redformula said:

Still testing, will have much more results later. This is much more than I was expecting from a $124 2x1gb DDR667 value kit. It beats out my Gskill DDR800 that max's at 860. Please keep in mind I got them in today and am just starting to really mess with them.

DDR900 2.1V 5-5-5-15
DDR800 2.1V 4-4-4-12

Please don't bash me as this is a value kit not a comparison to Micron D9.

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thats sweet !

congrats man I hear not all of them will do that.

 

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• Feb 15, 2007

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pretty good clocks. I think i paid about the same for my geil sticks, but I had to drop to 6-6-6-18 to get above 445mhz even at 2.2v

*edit: i think i'm confused on the price. i think mine was $219 for 2x1gb.

 

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NettieZoom

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• Feb 15, 2007

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I have 3 comps running Supertalent ram now and am really impressed, all of them OC really very well for their low price.

 

custom90gt

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• Feb 15, 2007

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Man thats awesome, mine wont do 400 at any voltage/timing...

 

Goshawk

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• Feb 17, 2007

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A regular kid here at the shop got a 512 stick of the 667 super talent stuff and got 1000 mhz out of it at 2.05 on a P5B Deluxe


I have yet to OC the 2 x 512's that i got the day he bought his.


~ Gos

 

MadMan007

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• Feb 17, 2007

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512 sticks generally clock a lot better of course.

Value RAM is fun when you get a good stick but it's always a gamble too. But 450MHz FSB is sweet

 

Vengance_01

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• Feb 18, 2007

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Just to add my 2GB ST Kit is doing DDR 800 4/4/4/12 2.1 volts. It looks to have more head room, but We shall see. I am pulling 8K in sandra and using on-board gpu Once I get everything maxed out I will see bout voltage. Still 2.1 is probally the sweet spot for these sticks.

 

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• Feb 19, 2007

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Very nice ram for a great price. Hope to see some more results.

 

Droban

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• Feb 20, 2007

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How do you think these chips will go with a x2 3600 rig, vs. something like the buffalo firestix?

 

Vengance_01

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• Feb 20, 2007

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Droban said:

How do you think these chips will go with a x2 3600 rig, vs. something like the buffalo firestix?

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These work well. I am using them in an Abit NF-M2 nview with an X2 3600 and I am currently testing 2850MHZ

 

David_N

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• Feb 22, 2007

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Another reason I love Super-Talent (providing the mobo works well with them)! My DDR800C5 set works very well!