My KVR DDR400 doing 500 Mhz flawlessly




Too good for a value ram.

Based on Samsung UCCC memory, I think can go higher, have to do testing some more





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wow kingston also use UCCC..
what is the PCB that they use dude?..
neway u can get other UCCC result here..

They are not BP, Just ordinary pcb. UCCC can do good speed, but not tight timing.

so lucky u found one
keep it up, pump it to the highest!

another gud value ram after d hynix d43 series offered by kingston. can go any tighter for d timing?

not sure, havent fully tested the memory, had this memory for some time, only recently got a processor to test out everything.

try to burn in the ram..emm..and post ur result here..anyway nice speed for value ram..

woah....

UCCC KVR ....

when and where did u get it ?

i am currently in search of ram's still undecided, maybe wud go around to scout for a UCCC KVR.

last time saw alot of KVR using samsung UCCC, mostly 1gb module....din buy it cos not sure bout UCCC, now very regret...

wah...KVR can go up to 500 is impressive. but the only thing i dont like KVR is that the timing starts at 3.0 compared to 2.5 (Corsair value)

My COrsair VS can got up to 260 benchable, 265 unbenchable

I'm also using UCCC here. Apacer ones with BP PCB, can't even boot at Cas 2 so I guess it's not built for tight timings.

Now at DDR512 3-4-4-8 1T with 2.6V, prime stable for at least 24 hours By the way, how much voltage do you guys pump?

This post has been edited by Dreamworks: Mar 27 2006, 03:57 PM

dreamsworks,

u are using Corsair's Value RAM ?

with UCCC chips.

1 gb stick ?

Nope. As mentioned, Apacer Value Rams. 2 X 512MB kit, the 2 X 1GB kit should overclock pretty much the same I think.

bp ram should be no problem at 3.0v.

mine apacer bp dt-d43 can do 2.5-3-3-8 at 260mhz.no problem swap 2.9v

So, as long as it's a BP PCB I can push 3.0V? What about the ICs?

This post has been edited by Dreamworks: Mar 27 2006, 12:04 PM

UCCC doesn't love high voltage. Increasing it will not bring you any good.

how much u should feed the VDimm is depend with the IC chips.. not their pcb..
my previous uccc hit their sweet port @ 2.8VDimm..

owh...

in 512mb sticks....

cool. might be going out to search for it

I am using 2.85V for the memory.

As according to the SPD, the manufacturer is samsung instead of kingston.

So does the manufacturer is different company for all memory pcb ?