Added mobo info in my earlier post. VDIMM and other info is in the screenshot.

I got them from OCZ. I searched online for the pricing and it's currently for sale at above RM1.6K for a 2GB kit.

you got it for review purposes or you bought it from them?

Fankew pcmm and soulfly. All updated. Now we're getting somewhere

hey just a small idea...i think u guys shd put the timing in the listing as well

Will consider that but I prefer to concentrate later on the bandwidth obtained as it's pretty neck-to-neck between the 2 platforms and is a better evaluation of performance when overclocked

What I know is Corsair Value Select DDR2 can overclock at least one grade above stock without Altering the timing.My one is 512MB Value Select DDR2 533Mhz@4-4-4-12-16-1T which can up to 667Mhz@4-4-4-9-9-1T with 2.05V.It is not the max.So I don't understand why people intested in low latency RAM which cause few hundred ringgits more than that.In real world application,low latency only get 1-5% advantage.



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Pentium 4 531 3.0Ghz@3.75Ghz@1000MHz FSB (1.55Vcore@Stock Intel Cooler)
ASUS P5ND2-SLI Motherboard
2x512MB Corsiar Value Select DDR2 533Mhz 4-4-4-12-16-1T @ 667Mhz 4-4-4-9-9-1T(2.05V)
2xWestern Digital SATA2 80GB Striping Raid
1xMaxtor Diamond MAX10 SATA 160GB
2xAlbatron 6600GT SLI
I-cute 480W PSU
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for those who benchmark... even 1 point matters a lot

some more tweaking being done.... RAM is rocking at DDR900-2T @ 2.2V





AM2 loves high speed more than tight timing

This post has been edited by soulfly: Aug 7 2006, 09:30 PM

ok then.. im joining the league




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i'm joining the league as well. not the best out of my memory. it can do 1080mhz but at very loose timing. will compare later which is the best combination

Intel E6300 444x7 1.375vcore

1024x2 Mushkin DDR2 800 with green heatspreader (dunno what chipset)
@ddr2 888 4-5-5-15 2.1vdimm

updated:

1st pic shows cpuz memory section

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any good oc chips in DDR2 value ram?
anyway to check?

elpida chip is good, but better if u can get micron.

normally elpida chip is marked with a 3 dot at the edge of the ram chip.

while micron is marked with single brown dot at one of the edge.

any code to recognize it?
any possible to get fatboy D9 in value ram?

fatbody D9 is no longer in production.. however the newer D9xxx are good as well.. though its hard to hunt for them in value rams...

Can share some pics for me to see the ram chip?

Ur bandwidth efficiency is 88-89%? That very high, mine is around 63-64% even my timing is tighter at 2T.
I guess it like S754, single channel give 90+% even on any timing at 1T.

no, especially nowadays fatbody is no more in production.

anyway... it's fatbody... not fatboy.

X2 will benefit DDR2 a lot. 10k in memory benchmark is so easy with X2 AM2.

probably DDR is a bottleneck for X2 S939.

some Elpida chip are quite good... like the 6E-E

but generally, Elpida can be considered moderately okay.

Micron square BGA are the current best. There are smaller rectangular type, but they don't do as well as the squares. 'Fatbody' is rectangular BGA, but the chip is big like DDR TSOP, but slightly wider.

They are Aeneon (a division of Infineon).

Still better to use Brand like Kingston.

Please justify your point.

Kingston is long time ignored by overclockers for your information.

I'm scouting for DDR2 667 2x1GB.

I saw Patriot CL5. Is this good RAM? It come with RAM sink.

Which brand confirm have Micron Square BGA?

One reseller told me she can get Kingston CL4. I'm doubting her. She's going to bring one to me soon. But not yet arrive. So I still doubt her