yes.. the P/N should be the same..

but the rated timing is different..

that must means sthing....

i must email Andy OCZ !

Send here too

OCZ's PC-3500 Gold Gamer eXtreme Series



full story here..



http://www.ocztechnology.com/products/memo...gx_dual_channel

another BH5 / CH5 based RAM i reckon..

but rated 2-2-2 @ 2.8V only..

while VX is rated 2-2-2 @ 3.2V

hopefully it will be in my next bulk..

This post has been edited by dinster: Jun 16 2005, 03:46 AM

it's BH-5 most likely..

binned 3200Gold.. i'll let u all know which chip it is using

and din.. value vx different timings doesn't matter one.. it's just that if it can do better at rated volts they'll just label them at a better timings.. so i won't really worry about it that much

mine nampaknya stuck at 260...best can go 261 only...at 2225...but rather hi voltage...3.5v...burning some more if i could bring the voltage down to 3.4 or better 3.3v...

like my platinum last time...

OCZ discontinued OCZ EL DDR PC-5000 Dual Channel Platinum DFI nF4 Special

So grab it now if still available =D

http://www.ocztechnology.com/products/memo...dfi_nf4_special

hurm... these TCC5 based RAM is discontinued... diminishing TCC5 chips in the market like TCCD chips ?

i dont think so......

do they have a better performance chips to stop tccd and tcc5 prod?duh!the tccd surely will be the collection item like after this...hold on to it guys and sell them at 'head-cutting' price...muahaha

so..what r u waiting for din...bring in some OCZ EL DDR PC-5000 Dual Channel Platinum DFI nF4 Special ...


http://www.ocztechnology.com/images/produc...y/b/PlatDC1.jpg



OCZ PC-5000 Platinum DFI nF4 series modules are the very best high speed DDR memory available on the market today and offer innovative features that increase performance while providing unsurpassed stability. OCZ Platinum Edition memory modules are rated to handle up to 3.0V without invalidating the OCZ Lifetime Warranty so that performance enthusiasts can tweak their systems without worry.

*This product is no longer manufacturered by OCZ Technology Group

I think TCC5 chips is still available, but they just discontinue that OCZ DFI PC5000

to be able to bin stuffs to get PC5000 speed is not something that easy.. not many chips will do those speeds for TCC5... and it's pretty obvious that the number of those that can hit those speeds are decreasing..

but if u can afford one it's one of the best ram u can get

mmg dah ada dlm bulk ver 4.0 la..

cuma engko je yg tak order..

agree with that !

getting a speed binned RAM = getting a RAM which is near to its OC wall..

This post has been edited by dinster: Jun 17 2005, 10:18 AM

uik...yer ker...tak nampak pun....ehehehehe

Playing with bro's rig...

A64 2800+ Socket 754, DFI LP nF3 250Gb with my cosair 3200LL v1.1...

i dunno why... when i set CPC enable on bios.... it should be 1T right?? but my sandra only detect 2T.... 1more thing did't detect my ram as dual #... i tried all combination ram slot... also cannot...
BTW here is screenie...

RAM = 2x256mb cosair twinX 3200LL v1.1
chipset = Winbond BH5 (1st generation)
Vdimm applied = 2.8 V
1T OR 2T = 1T set on bios sandra detect 2T
system = Athlon 64 2800+
CPU speed = 2159 MHZ



This post has been edited by takatadome: Jun 21 2005, 02:24 PM

socket 754 is only single channel rite

socket 754 = single channel only hehe
socket 939 is dual channel.. and that's what the extra pins are for

ya ya...s939 is the first amd mobo that comes with DC rite...that's why many want to migrate to s939 for amd...other than the 64-bit (future proof)...

huahuahua..... did't know that... this is my 1st time touching this 754.....

i thought i'm doing wrong....or this bod got prob....

luckily u didnt send for rma