Got a call from UPS few days ago and was told there is package for me


Woot,it is OCZ entry level performance ddr2 kit,Reaper HPC Ed. PC6400 2x1GB
Simple and clean packaging


6 Layers PCB had become a standard nowadays








Introduction:
OCZ Technology is one of the well known memory modules vendor around,it was founded by enthusiasts and their products is for enthusiasts,though they never forget about entry level market,today I will be testing with a entry level DDR2 kit from OCZ modeled OCZ2RPR8002GK, this kit is available to be grabbed from local retailer,also from our fellow forummers, karom, kingmaker_20 or Moderno.

This post has been edited by coolice: Apr 26 2008, 02:03 AM

Setup:

Test Bed

• CPU: Intel Xeon E3110(Water Cooling)
• Board: Gigabyte P35-DS3P F10 bios (DeepCool NBridge 8 + Zalman 80mm Fan on NB)
• [RAM: OCZ Reaper HPC Ed. PC2-6400 4-4-4-15 2x1GB]
• VGA: Inno3d TNT2 M64 32MB PCI
• PSU: Silverstone OP650 + Zalman 400W
• HDD: WD 80GB 7200RPM SATA
• ODD: NEC ND-3500A DVD-Writer
• OS: Windows XP Pro SP2 32bit

WaterCooling setup
D-tek Fuzion with nozzle
Laing D5
BlackIce Pro II + 2x Panaflo 120MM Medium
Swiftech Micro-Res

Specification:

CODE

Module Size :      2GB kit (1GBx2) | Available in 4GB as well
Package :           240-pin DIMM
Feature :          DDR2 PC2-6400
Configuration :    128Meg x 64
DIMM Type :        UNBUFFERED
Error Checking :   NON-ECC
Speed :            DDR2-800
Voltage :          2.1V(2.2v Extended Voltage Protection)
Memory Timings :   4-4-4-15
Special Feature: EPP-Ready, HeatPipe Conduit heatsink
Warranty:      LifeTime

Official Webby

Quote from ddr2 ramlist

QUOTE

PC2-6400  Reaper HPC Edition (2x1GB) 4.0-4-4-15 @ 2.1V ProMOS

Benchmark programs:

1. HyperPI 0.99B
2. SiSoftware Sandra
3. Everest Ultimade Edition

Subtiming is untweaked,HyperPi 2 Instances of 8m purely for stability test only

This post has been edited by coolice: Apr 26 2008, 02:06 AM

Vdimm was measured by DMM

Vdimm set in BIOS / real Vdimm / Clock Speed

CL3-3-3-8

+0.2v - 1.97v - DDR2-680


CL4-4-4-12

+0.1v - 1.90v - DDR2-910


+0.15v - 1.95v - DDR2-924


+0.25v - 2.02v - DDR2-930


+0.3v - 2.08v - DDR2-944


+0.35v - 2.12v - DDR2-956


+0.4 v - 2.20v - DDR2-960


+0.55 v - 2.35v - DDR2-974


CL5-5-5-15
+0.05v - 1.86v - DDR2-986


+0.20v - 1.97v - DDR2-1000


This post has been edited by coolice: Apr 26 2008, 02:44 AM

Conclusion:

• Overclock wise,it isn't as impressive as compare to D9GXX chip,it max out at ddr680 cl3,ddr974 cl4 and ddr1020 cl5 respectivaly no matter wat voltage it was feeded,they are still ProMos chip afterall.
• The kit is more suitable toward mild overclocker and DIY-er to show off their setup picture
• Price was tagged at Rm200-250 and Rm450-500 for 4GB kit,though it slightly higher than other brand,but considered cost of its well built quality heatspreader,it is still worth of price.

Thanks OCZ Technology for sending me this kit

This post has been edited by coolice: Apr 26 2008, 02:56 AM

Results!! Am waiting.

interesting..almost similiar result from my tested corsair, exactly ddr2 1000 @ 5-5-5-18 @ 2.0v & 4-4-4-15 @ 2.2v @ ddr2 960.slightly diff tRAS tho

ur kit is better
DDR2-1160 cl5 2.2v

i oso used this ram for 1 week. result almost d same but a bit poor. ddr980 is d highest wif 5,5,5,15 wif 2.3v. then sell it & now im using tracer 4gkit..

Well... I believe this kit makes people feel like worth it due to its magnificent head spreaders, even I do But for the price, better go for more overclockable RAMs.

This post has been edited by Silverfire: Apr 26 2008, 04:54 AM

yup, but the heat spreader oso doing quiet well. even wif 2.3vdimm the is just warm abit. compared wif 2.0vdimm tracer

offtopic: anyone to grab my tracer

This post has been edited by gamers maniac: Apr 26 2008, 10:29 AM

@coolice
bro wats that on ur pci-slot next to the graphics?...

Post card

nowadays. lots of mobo have this post led embedded on the board..but still, that pci post card looks different..
@coolice, where did u bought it?

US

What does a POST card do ?.... i'm blur ..

this rams using what chips?? promos maybe??
coz the results quite similar when i'm testing Corsair Xms last time...

This post has been edited by rainingzero: Apr 26 2008, 10:34 PM

yup..it is using promos chip

For knowing post code