check google la...last i saw was 1200mhz 5-5-5-15 @ 2.3v

or u can ask sanko, coz he showed me teh review link for it

woot looks delicious ...btw, how much volts being pumped in?

cows that is overkill for 24/7 running

depends on what u mean by easier, personally i tested both,

both of them can reach 1000mhz just that Hynix FPY5 Rev C needs 5-6-5-5-15 @ 2.0v to do that...rev b does it at 5-5-5-15 @ 2.0v

yes why not? if it is stable la

get memset 3.4 beta1

btw, what mobo are u using?

i know, thats why i ask TS also what Mobo hes using, so can use clockgen and oc as well and use memset to loosen timings to check max stability and stuff mer

nice...didnt know badaxe has this sensor...

and nice voltages too, what psu is it?

well, you could look at the patriot signature value series, not bad, using the hynix chippys

you need to match the ram chips batch code for best oc for fpy5, at least from what i experimented la

1100mhz 5-5-5-15 and 2.28v is not high la =_= i would call it average. check what can balistix do?

deng, i mana takde support u wan, i always support wan hahah, i was saying 2.28v is low/average voltage considering the speeds you managed to get la

and what can balisitix do? almost similar mar, so therefore, values rams are not bad also hahaha

This post has been edited by bryanyeo87: Dec 23 2007, 02:06 AM

if you look at the chip below, which is a patriot 667 value rams DDR2



Notice these 4 lines

Hynix KOR <=== Brand (duh!)

HY5P512812C <=== The last alphabet will tell u what rev it is

FP-Y5 711AA <=== chip model and 711AA is batch code, try to match this with your second stick

MTFxxxxxxxxxxxxx <=== wafer code, match this last after matching the above 3 for max oc potential

problem with kingston PCB is that its using a normal 3layer pcb, where as some rare brands use 6 or 8 layer brain power pcb's for value rams (its the same stuff as OCZ XTC gold edition and various other performance kits) and from guinea pig tests from 2 other forumers, it does make a difference in ocing haha

This post has been edited by bryanyeo87: Dec 25 2007, 06:05 PM

conclusion is that, performance rams like what shawty mentioned, are good if you are willing to spend. but if you dont have much dough to burn, then value rams but handpicked, will be your next best bet

no la, not really just get average ones will do...

just go to the shop... and look for 2 matching sticks of value rams, match the batch codes, and revisions

noob which was conned by advertisements detected.


for which is the "corsair high performance rams" that you might be referring to?

prime doesnt do a full job for mems though

use memtest for ram testing, stability satisfaction ( or oc failure) guranteed haha

alternatively use F@H and slog it out for at least 24 hours... that would show the cpu is pretty much stable lolz

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=613788&hl=
DDR2-800 PC6400 2GBx2 (4GB Kit) = RM 350

not bad mar haha

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Added on January 18, 2008, 3:43 pmFor me,

(Intel c2d rig)
i use OCCT 30minutes test. And the rest goes to F@H smp client. If it folds without errors for at least 12 hours, my system is pretty much stable.

(AM2 rig)
i use OCCT too but 1 hour test. and then f@H smp for 18 hours haha.

This post has been edited by bryanyeo87: Jan 18 2008, 03:43 PM