Messing around today with some fans and cables in my case, and I had to remove my memory. So I decided to clean the contacts with alcohol before I put the sticks back in. Note that I do not know if this variable accounts for the improved OC ability of this memory, but otherwise I'll attribute it to magic. Or this Long Trail that I'm drinking.
These little scamps are now at 595 Mhz, 5-5-5-12 2T with 2.25v. There's an OCZ XTC cooler on them, but that's nothing special. I made it through 3 full cycles of Memtest86+ error-free before booting into Windows (Vista64 Ultimate), and I managed a couple quick SuperPi 1M runs.
g.Skill F2-6400PHU2-2GBHZ
SuperPi 4M:
I'll feed the some more juice and see how far I can push them. I'll give 3DMark06 a run as well and see if they'll make it through without a bluescreen. Updates in a bit...
Update: Here's the limit @ 2.4V: 637.5 Mhz (DDR2 1275, 2:3 ratio with my FSB), 5-5-5-12. I hesitate to give them any more voltage:
Strangely, Everest reports no real change in read speed - 10733 MB/s @ DDR2-1275 from about 10500 MB/s @ DDR2-1100 speeds.
These little scamps are now at 595 Mhz, 5-5-5-12 2T with 2.25v. There's an OCZ XTC cooler on them, but that's nothing special. I made it through 3 full cycles of Memtest86+ error-free before booting into Windows (Vista64 Ultimate), and I managed a couple quick SuperPi 1M runs.
g.Skill F2-6400PHU2-2GBHZ
SuperPi 4M:
I'll feed the some more juice and see how far I can push them. I'll give 3DMark06 a run as well and see if they'll make it through without a bluescreen. Updates in a bit...
Update: Here's the limit @ 2.4V: 637.5 Mhz (DDR2 1275, 2:3 ratio with my FSB), 5-5-5-12. I hesitate to give them any more voltage:
Strangely, Everest reports no real change in read speed - 10733 MB/s @ DDR2-1275 from about 10500 MB/s @ DDR2-1100 speeds.
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