Patriot 512 MB PC3200 TCCD

Review @ eXtreme Hardware

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Looking at the overall memory score, timings make or break the lead one has over the competition. The difference between these two is in potential. The Corsair XMS becomes unstable at 225MHz 2.95v at its highest allowed timings of 3-4-4-8, being unable to boot at 230mhz. If the FSB is running at greater than 225MHz, the best solution would not be to go for a low CPU speed with ram synced 1:1, but to push the CPU up and keep the memory at a ratio of 5:4. On the other hand, we couldn't find the max for the Patriot RAM. The 3.2GHz (16x multiplier) wouldn't boot at 263 FSB. The highest bootable speed was 255 FSB and memtest showed no errors. This RAM is rated to at DDR533 (266mhz) speeds with 3-4-4-7 timings. I'm sure speeds above 266mhz are capable.

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Putting this new RAM into my PC at stock, compared to the Corsair XMS, was an upgrade unto itself. This is some serious ram. Although we got a dual-channel 1GB kit, we only used one to compare it evenly to a single 512MB Corsair XMS module. If you are planning on upgrading to this ram for the sole purpose of running at stock, I'd say the price outweighs the gain. However, I would highly recommend this RAM for overclockers. It can reach eXtremely high speeds while maintaining incredibly low and tight timings.

Zitat von coolsn11

This RAM is rated to at DDR533 (266mhz) speeds with 3-4-4-7 timings. I'm sure speeds above 266mhz are capable.

nur was kosten die und wo gibts die??

so toll is das auch nicht ... weil das alle fast alle tccd schaffen


schau dir zB die ocz oder geil an, die laufen bis 275 noch mit 2.5-3-3-6, oder sogar 2-3-3-6 (mit mehr spannung)

kosten aber dem entsprechend mehr, der preis für die patriot is aber sehr gut


btw. ich find das review echt crap .. ich mein warum vergleichen die hier tccd ram gegen crap Corsair PC3200 XMS (512mb) 2.5-3-3-8 ???..

also tccd gegen die LL oder XL wär ja gangen .. gegen die LL hättens sicher gewonnen aber gegen die XL nimma