I have a few chips from them. I've posted my details in another thread. They are bad at getting orders straight and your chips on the modules are pretty much random. I have 2 of their CAS2 128's and here is what Sandra tells me
Memory Module 1: Micron 128MB 8x(16Mx8) SDRAM CL3 PC133U-333-542
Memory Module 2: 300E1200 128MB 8x(16Mx8) SDRAM CL3 PC133U-333-542
Anyone help me identify the module without micron chips ?
EDIT: I have run these at 140 and CAS2, but it required upping my I/O voltage. Does anyone know if Sandra maybe has trouble reporting memory modules with KT133's ? I have a KT7-RAID. Seems like they are switching in high end CAS3 for CAS2.
EDIT2: I emailed them and asked why I can't set my memory timings to anything higher than medium and get CAS2. I think the high speed with CAS2 is due to the chips on the module and the restrictions on memory timings are because of the cheap RAM modules themselves. It's a good deal (I am writing this post while encoding MP3s on Musicmatch at 15X WITH error correction, thanks to this RAM and the Kenwood 72X from another thread. The RAM is currently running at CAS 2 144Mhz, but I haven't done anything other than encoding yet to test) , but I still don't trust these guys.
EDIT3: For you benchmarking freaks out there, I'm getting 510/582 with Sandra with CPU/FSB at 972/108 currently. For all the bad press OCZ store gets, I ordered a Tbird 750 guaranteed to 900 mhz for the price of a 800 at the time and in fact got a Tbird 800 that does over a Ghz