Overklokking av Geil Golden Dragon 3500 mm

[formann]

Sant nok, men vet du hva du får? Og vet du hva den vil klare?

En ting er hva de sier en annen ting er hva den utfører .

 

Sant så sant.. men det er bare en måte å finne det ut på

 

Når jeg surfer litt rundt på utenlandske forum, så ser jeg at veldig mange hardcore oc freaker bruker OCZ, så jeg synes det er verdt et forsøk.

[Boralis]

OK,gi en tilbakemelding når du har testet dem :smile:

[formann]

OK,gi en tilbakemelding når du har testet dem :smile:

 

Tilbakemelding skal bli

[MDCCLXXVI]

So is it worth your hard earned money? If you want the best Dual Channel memory money can buy, then in my mind, yes, definitely. It has made a world of difference to my system, especially to the overall stability. The high speeds that this RAM can run are pretty incredible, DDR470 (DDR460 at Cas 2.0!) is nothing to be sniffed at, but infact it was the motherboard that ran out of steam before the RAM, as I cannot POST at anything higher than DDR470 regardless of the fact that I can run DDR470 with 100% stability. Lowering the timings further did not help... suffice to say that the SiS655 chipset wasn't really designed to run such high memory speeds!!

 

What should you buy this stuff for? nForce 2 and SiS655 both spring to mind, and the upcoming Springdale and Canterwood chipsets will fly on this RAM - but to be honest I wouldn't bother with Granite Bay, as you will never achieve the FSBs required to take maximum advantage of such expensive memory, stick to something cheaper like plain DDR333 - but, if you want some of the best Dual Channel memory money can buy, then the OCZ PC3500 EL-DDR Dual Channel Series is definitely it!

 

Highs

- VERY fast

- 230MHz at CAS 2.0

- Survived SiS655 (Nothing short of amazing)

- Good Quality Copper Heat Spreaders

- Lifetime Warranty

 

Lows

- Expensive

- Possibly identical to non-Dual Channel Series EL-DDR sticks

- SPD not as tweaked as Corsair's

 

OCZ PC3500 EL-DDR

[DrErling]

OCZ har vel alltid vært beryktet for ditt og datt. Husker jeg bestilte en pc150 cl2 brikke fra tjcomputer i sverige.

 

Dette var når bx var inn og mosel pc133 var av det råeste. OCZ garanterte at brikkene taklet 150mhz, hvilket de også gjorde tilgangs (taklet 160)

 

Man kan velge å gå for en "stueren" leverandør à la twinmos, mushkin, corsair, kingston osv... eller man kan gå for OCZ...

 

Jeg hadde ingen problemer med min pc150 OCZ brikke. Faktisk så fungerer den i dag helt fint som nøkkelring

 

DrErling

[MDCCLXXVI]

Man blir litt skeptisk når man ser bilder som dette:

 

 

This is quite interesting, by blasting off the top layer of the package and remarking the components, OCZ is capable of achieving a 50% performance increase. Well, we will see about that.. Update: According to OCZ, removing part of the encapsulant allows better thermal dissipation which sort of makes sense.

[formann]

So is it worth your hard earned money? If you want the best Dual Channel memory money can buy, then in my mind, yes, definitely. It has made a world of difference to my system, especially to the overall stability. The high speeds that this RAM can run are pretty incredible, DDR470 (DDR460 at Cas 2.0!) is nothing to be sniffed at, but infact it was the motherboard that ran out of steam before the RAM, as I cannot POST at anything higher than DDR470 regardless of the fact that I can run DDR470 with 100% stability. Lowering the timings further did not help... suffice to say that the SiS655 chipset wasn't really designed to run such high memory speeds!!

 

What should you buy this stuff for? nForce 2 and SiS655 both spring to mind, and the upcoming Springdale and Canterwood chipsets will fly on this RAM - but to be honest I wouldn't bother with Granite Bay, as you will never achieve the FSBs required to take maximum advantage of such expensive memory, stick to something cheaper like plain DDR333 - but, if you want some of the best Dual Channel memory money can buy, then the OCZ PC3500 EL-DDR Dual Channel Series is definitely it!

 

Highs

- VERY fast

- 230MHz at CAS 2.0

- Survived SiS655 (Nothing short of amazing)

- Good Quality Copper Heat Spreaders

- Lifetime Warranty

 

Lows

- Expensive

- Possibly identical to non-Dual Channel Series EL-DDR sticks

- SPD not as tweaked as Corsair's

 

OCZ PC3500 EL-DDR

 

Litt tøff test egentlig.. han fikk ganske pene resultater, men det var HK som stoppet, og ikke RAM.

 

Jeg fikk ikke akkurat noe mindre lyst på disse nå.

[formann]

Man blir litt skeptisk når man ser bilder som dette:

 

 

This is quite interesting, by blasting off the top layer of the package and remarking the components, OCZ is capable of achieving a 50% performance increase. Well, we will see about that.. Update: According to OCZ, removing part of the encapsulant allows better thermal dissipation which sort of makes sense.

 

Synes bare det er lurt av dem jeg. Planslipe brikkene liksom

For min del så kan godt brikkene være 12ns El-kjøp PC1600 brikker.. det som betyr noe for meg er ytelsen.

[DrErling]

For min del så kan godt brikkene være 12ns El-kjøp PC1600 brikker.. det som betyr noe for meg er ytelsen.

 

Nettopp! Vi er på bølgelengde.

 

DrErling