Im not sure about DDR2, but with my DDR Ballistix, i havent had any problems whatsoever. And from my experiences, it overclocks well and mantains stablility.
I'm saying, DDR2 memory is expensive, DDR ballistix is awesome (DDR2 ballistix is awesome too, but the value factor ain't that great, it costs like 150 for 1 gb).
EPP is automatic overclocking, right? ANyways, i would rather overclock by myself.
EDIT: Notice that it says standard JDEC timings are still 5-5-5-15, but it can get 3-4-3-9 when overvolted and using EPP to automatically lower the timings, but at 3-4-3-9, you won't be able to overclock far.
True hehe, anyways, what's the possibiliity that if you added voltage to performance ram, that you could get the same timings (w/o overclocking CPU?)
Voltage may get you tighter timings, but usually only a higher overclock. Some IC"s actually don't respond well to higher voltage like Infineon and TCCC.
Voltage may get you tighter timings, but usually only a higher overclock. Some IC"s actually don't respond well to higher voltage like Infineon and TCCC.
What do manufaturers use for DDR2 mem anyways? Do they also use TCCD and Infineon chips, or others?
What do manufaturers use for DDR2 mem anyways? Do they also use TCCD and Infineon chips, or others?
The best ones released so far are the Micron D9 Fatbodys. Infineon, samsung, and Micron etc all make IC's for DDR2. I haven't really been keeping up on it since I don't plan on upgrading right now.
The best ones released so far are the Micron D9 Fatbodys. Infineon, samsung, and Micron etc all make IC's for DDR2. I haven't really been keeping up on it since I don't plan on upgrading right now.
Ah, yes, micron chips, that's what Crucial uses for their Ballistix (well, at least in DDR).
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