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4gig OCZ PC2-8000 ReaperX HPC

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  • 17-02-2008 6:17am
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    conzy
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    These are only 115 euro for 4 gigs but I cant find a review anywhere, the PC-6400 kit gets good reviews...

    My wallet says Buy Buy Buy! But my instincts say OMFG RUN AWAY!

    The timings seem poor enough @ 5-5-5-18, but other than that, its 4gigs of PC2-8000 for 115 euro!

    Good purchase on a budget? or avoid like the plague?


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    RoyalMarine
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    id say get 6400 with better timings. cheaper aswel. 4gb for 90 odd euro on dabs.


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    conzy
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    Yup, after doing some more reading the PC2-6400 version seems much better.

    It has much better 4-4-3-15 timings and PC Stats got them to 1140 MHz at stock timings and 1240 MHz at 5-5-5-18


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    conzy
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    Mushkin XP2-6400 4gig kit seems to be even better value....

    99 euro

    I should google more before making threads...... Bah its late :D


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    dazftw
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    I paid €110 for 4GB of 6400 Corsair off OCUK the timings were 5-5-5-12

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    Anti
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    geil black dragon 6400 is only 60£ on overclockers atm. Im gonna buy it later in the week


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    PogMoThoin
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    I got 2x2Gb Gskill pc8000's 5-5-5-15 for 83e :p beat that for value, they do 1100mhz on stock timings & voltage. Mind you, i did get my sis buy them & post them to me from USA


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    awhir
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    PogMoThoin wrote: »
    I got 2x2Gb Gskill pc8000's 5-5-5-15 for 83e :p beat that for value, they do 1100mhz on stock timings & voltage. Mind you, i did get my sis buy them & post them to me from USA

    they sell the same sticks on memoryc


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    dazftw
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    Memory-configurator is the best place to buy memory!

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    PogMoThoin
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    awhir wrote: »
    they sell the same sticks on memoryc

    Yes, but for 122e & delivery :p
    http://www.memoryc.com/computermemory/ddr2ram/4gbgskill1000pc28000pq.html

    Note that 2Gb sticks will not go much beyond stock speeds or timings


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    L31mr0d
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    Anti wrote: »
    geil black dragon 6400 is only 60£ on overclockers atm. Im gonna buy it later in the week

    You're putting 8GB in your rig?

    EDIT: Also, I don't know if it was just my board but from testing my 4GB kit of Mushkin XP2-6400 I found tight timings made near to no performance difference, whereas a higher clock made a huge difference. I'd say go for higher clocks over timings.


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    Anti
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    L31mr0d wrote: »
    You're putting 8GB in your rig?

    EDIT: Also, I don't know if it was just my board but from testing my 4GB kit of Mushkin XP2-6400 I found tight timings made near to no performance difference, whereas a higher clock made a huge difference. I'd say go for higher clocks over timings.


    Yup, Gonna go to 8gb, ram is so cheap at the mo i mayaswell. And i agree with you about timings, they seem to make hardly any difference at all.


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