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In my book the speed of the ram has nothing to do with my oc'ing results. With all of the ram options out there only 1 is worth while, and that is bh-5. I am going to runn well over 300 fsb, and I am going to use some khx 3000 2-2-2-x. This isn't even rated for ddr400, but I am gonna run it close to ddr500 with 300+ fsb 5:4 divider and 2-2-2-x timings. bh-5 likes voltage, and for me to get what I want out of it I am gonna need atleast 3.1v, so for most this would need a vmod, but for most people that have their 2.4c's max out at about 280 fsb with the 5:4 divider some khx 3200 2-2-2-x with bh-5 should be able to get pretty tight timings with whatever the max voltage your board offers.
I saw someone say something about komusa...just so you know that is adatapc4000. just thought you guys might want to know.
All ram from 3700-pc4x00 basically sucks. Makers took their great chips that can get great speeds with great timings and left them. If you take your pc4x00 @300fsb 1:1 and bench your machine, then switch them out for some khx3000 with 5:4 divider with 2-2-2-x timings and bench again, you will see a drop in s-sandra, and a huge jump in every meaningful benchmark. s-sandra means nothing, and the best ram out is any ram with bh-5, anything else is just second best.
In my experience the second best ram out there is geil golden dragon 3200. I have bought 2 kits of 256x2. second one was doa had to rma, but no restocking fee at newegg. Both sets top out at the exact same ddr482@2-3-3-6, and that was on a friend's ic7, the top voltage was like 2.75v. When I bought my 2 kits they were only $99, I think newegg raised the price, but they are still cheap. If you don't want to do a vmod they seem to have a little more oc'ability the bh-5, but when you add the volts bh-5 is unmatched.
Here is a thread with some results of high fsb v tight timings, might be useful.
tight timings wins over fsb