werty316
05-13-2006, 10:08 PM
As you can see we maxed these modules out at 265MHz FSb (DDR530) using 2.9V at 3-3-3-8. The modules proved to be rock stable at this speed & voltage in SuperPI and SiSoftware Sandra Benchmarks. We tried upping the voltage to 3.0V but we hit the cieling at 265MHz FSB. Overall,the OCZ EL PC4000 memory kit with the XTC memory heatspreaders will allow you to reach high FSB's with low Voltages in almost any motherboard. Its worthwhile for users to upgrade from 1GB kits to 2GB kits with high performance and stability.
As you can see we maxed these modules out at 265MHz FSb (DDR530) using 2.9V at 3-3-3-8. The modules proved to be rock stable at this speed & voltage in SuperPI and SiSoftware Sandra Benchmarks. We tried upping the voltage to 3.0V but we hit the cieling at 265MHz FSB. Overall,the OCZ EL PC4000 memory kit with the XTC memory heatspreaders will allow you to reach high FSB's with low Voltages in almost any motherboard. Its worthwhile for users to upgrade from 1GB kits to 2GB kits with high performance and stability.
Source (http://www.tbreak.com/reviews/article.php?id=444)
As you can see we maxed these modules out at 265MHz FSb (DDR530) using 2.9V at 3-3-3-8. The modules proved to be rock stable at this speed & voltage in SuperPI and SiSoftware Sandra Benchmarks. We tried upping the voltage to 3.0V but we hit the cieling at 265MHz FSB. Overall,the OCZ EL PC4000 memory kit with the XTC memory heatspreaders will allow you to reach high FSB's with low Voltages in almost any motherboard. Its worthwhile for users to upgrade from 1GB kits to 2GB kits with high performance and stability.
Source (http://www.tbreak.com/reviews/article.php?id=444)