Need some 265mhz+ ddr sticks for Intel rig.

TheCheat · 02-20-06, 11:32 AM

I've got a P4C800-E Deluxe on the way..
I've got 2.4C here that I want to push to 3.2ghz (obviously mmmv, but its my goal)

I've got a Big Typhoon on the way.

Now i need some ram that'll do 267+ on the P4C800 that apparently is already got a vdroop mod.

Im kind of limited on the budget end. Maybe 140$ if I sell some other stuff....

Any ideas?

I have zero experience with intel boards/cpu's so if this is a newbie question... Im sorry

Edit: It'd be sweet if it was 1gig

(4 256 sticks or 2 512's, doesnt matter)

TheCheat · 02-20-06, 12:06 PM

I was lookin at the "what memory should you buy" thread... and alot of the links dont work (most of them to newegg)...

I was going to try the Mushkin Blue line ram which is UTT ram... but that requires a lot of voltage to achieve high speeds.... my board will only go up to 2.8volts...

hmmmmm

disk11 · 02-20-06, 12:38 PM

Some TCCD/TCC5 or Hynix based stuff would probably be best for 1:1. Contact OCZSean b/c IIRC I've only heard of OCZ still using some Hynix variant for sure.

If I ever get my stuff in order, I could tell you how Ballistix works.

_damien_ · 02-20-06, 01:01 PM

I'd definitely go with 2x512 Hynix D50 based sticks for this platform. My first choice is OCZ EL Gold PC3700 Rev.3 (2.5-3-3-8) which has Brainpower 808 PCBs and D50-chips.

Winbond-memory shines on A64-rigs, but tight timings aren't essential for Intel-platforms.

02-20-06, 11:32 AM	Thread Starter #1
TheCheat Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Marquette, MI	Need some 265mhz+ ddr sticks for Intel rig. I've got a P4C800-E Deluxe on the way.. I've got 2.4C here that I want to push to 3.2ghz (obviously mmmv, but its my goal) I've got a Big Typhoon on the way. Now i need some ram that'll do 267+ on the P4C800 that apparently is already got a vdroop mod. Im kind of limited on the budget end. Maybe 140$ if I sell some other stuff.... Any ideas? I have zero experience with intel boards/cpu's so if this is a newbie question... Im sorry Edit: It'd be sweet if it was 1gig (4 256 sticks or 2 512's, doesnt matter) __________________ Corsair 600T - i5 2500 - Asus Maximus V Gene - 8GB Ram - EVGA 560 Ti 448cores - 240GB Mushkin SSD - 1 TB WD HD - Seasonic X750 GOLD - Blu-ray - Dell 2407FPW Dell XPS 16 - i7 720 - 8GB Ram - AMD 5730 1GB - WD 500GB HD - Blu-ray
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02-20-06, 12:06 PM	Thread Starter #2
TheCheat Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Marquette, MI	I was lookin at the "what memory should you buy" thread... and alot of the links dont work (most of them to newegg)... I was going to try the Mushkin Blue line ram which is UTT ram... but that requires a lot of voltage to achieve high speeds.... my board will only go up to 2.8volts... hmmmmm __________________ Corsair 600T - i5 2500 - Asus Maximus V Gene - 8GB Ram - EVGA 560 Ti 448cores - 240GB Mushkin SSD - 1 TB WD HD - Seasonic X750 GOLD - Blu-ray - Dell 2407FPW Dell XPS 16 - i7 720 - 8GB Ram - AMD 5730 1GB - WD 500GB HD - Blu-ray
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02-20-06, 12:38 PM	#3
disk11 Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Wilmington, NC	Some TCCD/TCC5 or Hynix based stuff would probably be best for 1:1. Contact OCZSean b/c IIRC I've only heard of OCZ still using some Hynix variant for sure. If I ever get my stuff in order, I could tell you how Ballistix works. __________________ My Heatware OCforums Metal Club member # 665 OCforums Musicians Club member # 665 HTPC (in progress): i3 540, MSI H55M-ED55, 4GB RAM, WD800JB, nMedia 1000B, Corsair 520W Main/Gaming: i7 920, Noctua U12P-SE, Asrock x58 Extreme, 6GB pc16000 Gskill Pi, XFX 5850, OCZ Vertex 3 90GB, WD 640 Black, Lite-On DVD burner, 600W OCZ modX File server: AMD e-350, Asus E35M1-M Pro, 4GB Crucial, 1TB WD Black, 2x 2TB WD Green in RAID 1, Antec 900, Seasonic 300W
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02-20-06, 01:01 PM	#4
_damien_ Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: My messy lab!	I'd definitely go with 2x512 Hynix D50 based sticks for this platform. My first choice is OCZ EL Gold PC3700 Rev.3 (2.5-3-3-8) which has Brainpower 808 PCBs and D50-chips. Winbond-memory shines on A64-rigs, but tight timings aren't essential for Intel-platforms.
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