Muskin "222" series modules??

[JustStarting]

See here?? Is this stuff new, or is it just a new name for the Level II stuff.

edit: nm- it's hand selected PC2700 DDR333 BH-6 modules. Mushkin link to specs.

 

[Soulkeeper]

wow i havn't heard of the BH-6 just CH-5 and BH-5
but it looks about the same deal as my pc3500 level II
the mushkind site says the BH-6 chips don't overclock as much as the BH-5 chips with low latencies
since many people can get BH-5 modules to about 230 2-2-2-5 and most CH-5 chips are lower then i would think the BH-6 is similar to the CH-5

i would think you could get atleast 210 out of the memory with 2-2-2-6 or something
but it's hard to say unless someone try's it

also they have pc4000 but i wouldn't expect much overclocking headroom on it or near as low of timings as their pc3200 and pc3500

 

[wicktron]

Most BH-6 can do 250 @ 2-2-2-6, but at very high voltages (3.2-3.3v).

 

[edmundoab]

fantastic ram!

 

[hytek369]

Originally posted by: wicktron
Most BH-6 can do 250 @ 2-2-2-6, but at very high voltages (3.2-3.3v).

won't that voltage kill them?

 

[Big Lar]

Yup, that voltage will kill them,as to the pc4000, they will do ddr400 at 2236, and of course will get you much further with them, and better timings than the BH-6 or the PC3500 Level2. I have both.

 

[Soulkeeper]

my BH-5 sticks usually run at around 2.78v
any higher yeilds no difference in oc potential
i even tryed all the way up to 3.2 and it would fail memtest86+ within a few seconds at 230mhz 2-2-2-6 (and all other timings)

i also have a stick of corsair pc3200 with CH-5 chips on it
but i think the memory is defective, as i can't boot my system with it
all i get is a beep, even after clearing the bios
i even tryed booting up with things set to 133mhz, low timings, high voltage and it wouldn't post

i personally like the new hynix chips better now just cause they are hitting such high frequencies (like most pc44000 modules have) but i do wish they would handle atleast 2-3-3-6 timings at their max speed