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OCZ is AWESOME

ChicagoPCGuy

Senior member
Just wanted to let everyone know of my experience with the OCZ PC-3200 Dual Channel Platinum Edition series RAM. I bought a 1 Gig dual channel kit (2x512MB sticks) and it is running quite happily and very stable at 2-2-2-6 1T command rate on my EPoX 9NPA+ Ultra mobo with A64 3500+ Newcastle core CPU. These sticks are HEAVY. Those solid copper heatspreaders are massive, and look very nice since they are platinum plated. Passed MemTest86+ 1.55 four times, and will do a Prime95 test tonight, but I am sure there will be no problems given that MemTest always catches anything that Prime95 would. I am not overclocked, so I cannot comment on that, but it is at 2.75 VDIMM and I could not be happier. I had 2 x512 MB sticks of Patriot XBLK PC3200 and the best it would do on my machine is 2-3-2-6 1T command, which really pisses me off because I spent $225 on those sticks, and only $207 on the OCZ RAM (of course I bought them a month apart). I have used a lot of OCZ in the past, even for budget builds, and never had trouble until I tried the Patriot. I will never use anything but OCZ again. Lesson learned.
 
Originally posted by: JackBurton
OCZ is some quality stuff. Now quit jacking around and start overclocking. 😉


I am getting there! I have a Thermalright XP90C on order. When that gets installed, then the fun will really begin.
 
I got a HSF of theirs and it's had an intermittent rattling problem. Even when it's not rattling, my stock HSF is quieter & keeps my chip cooler.
 
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