New Discovery.

[CCUABIDExORxDIE]

I was reading through a thread about the new pc4800 OCZ Elite stuff, and i came across something no one seemed to notice.

The new product is going to be named PC-4800 Platinum Elite edition and is being tested with significant built in overhead and dual speced of 2-2-2 @ 3200 and 2.5-4-4-8 @ 4800, this product should have some increased performance over the current 4800 as we are increasing the test spec above the normal 4800 , the failed tccd will only go into our very low end product Pc-3200 Performance rev 3 and PC-3200 gold C2

Look closely at that last line. The fail PC4800 stuff will end up in the cheapest of the cheap OCZ stuff, the 56 dollar performance Rev 3 and Gold C2 stuff. That means tccd that wont do 2-2-2-5 or 4800 2.5-4-4-10. that means it can probably oc very nicely, and its guarenteed to be TCCD. i find this kinda odd that no one really cared about this. It looks like i might be picking up some gold C2 or performance Rev 3 soon.

 

[(cf)Eclipse]

nice find ccu.. though that does mean it's possible that you'll get sticks that do 255mhz, max

and you still need to test out that crucial ram

 

[USMC2Hard4U]

I looked into this a little bit more... still no 2GB (1GBx2) Packs

When are people going to learn that 1GB of Ram isnt enough ANYMORE!

/rant

 

[CCUABIDExORxDIE]

oczs gonna drop a pc4000 gig stick really soon.

 

[lcboyee1123]

i read on extremesystems forums that TCCD could not be made into sticks higher than 512mb due to the density of the IC for the TCCD chips...

 

[CCUABIDExORxDIE]

yea it cant, but i didnt say it was gonna be 1 gig tccd sticks, i just said pc4000 gig sticks. theyll probably use -5b d or infenion chips.

 

[USMC2Hard4U]

i read on extremesystems forums that TCCD could not be made into sticks higher than 512mb due to the density of the IC for the TCCD chips...

This might be true. But what I really am trying to say is why are they hell bent on releasing all these super fast modules with low densities.

We want High density modules now! even if they dont clock all that high.

 

[CCUABIDExORxDIE]

we got ballistix for that. ballistix comes in 1 gig sticks, and so does crucial and mushkin value gig sticks. and they all use -5b D

 

[robberbaron]

This might be true. But what I really am trying to say is why are they hell bent on releasing all these super fast modules with low densities.

We want High density modules now! even if they dont clock all that high.

Crucial has what you need my friend, and you know it

 

[Bepunk]

Crucial value? What's an average value clock to?

 

[(cf)Eclipse]

around 240-250mhz

the ballistix should be able to do >270mhz