twinmoss PC2700 with m-tec chips?
 

I've bought two cheap twinmoss PC2700 256mb @forcom today to replace my expensive corsair xms 3200 sticks.

I've heard of well overclocking twinmoss w/ samsung chips, and awesome overclocking with twinmoss w/ winbond, but i haven't seen m.tec chips yet.


I suppose they're not good... has anyone tried to oc them yet?

Markings:
TTD7608F8E60B

pc 2100 CL 2.5 here

even doesn't do FSB 160@ max timings :puke:
with most relaxed timings they go up to 187 FSB stable

mtec chips? 187 relaxed timins is superb for PC2100.

Can you give me the chip markings?

Mtec chips are in my opinion the worst you can get

Had me a couple 2100 and couldn't OC at all
133>143 was a max at very very lax timings

Crap.... oh well, they're still cheap and 166Mhz isn't that bad.

I just found out A-data PC3200 ram uses exact the same m.tec chips (TTD7608F8E60B), so there might me a good chance this will run at 200Mhz after all. :)

They are rated 6ns though (166mhz), so i'm not really sure.

Very hard to read, but it's a different chip.

Elexir chips are the worst.
they hardly even function at their default speeds.

lol

working at stock speeds would be nice. :p I'll test these m.tecs this weekend. :)

*bump*

i just plugged two twinmoss w/ mtech chips in my nex epox 8rda+ (rev 1.1) and they seem to be working well.

Currently stressing at 195FSB (sync), 6-3-3 CL 2.5 2.61v dcddr

Cas 2 seems to go up to 185FSB. Not bad for extremely cheap PC2700 CL2.5. :feesten:

-edit-
200fsb sync seems to work fine too, but i seem to have the same chipset unstability as with my rev1.0 8rda+ board.

205fsb barely works, but due to chipset, not ram.

crap, should have bought PC 2700's instead of 2100 :/

Twinmoss PC2100 is €2 cheaper, you must be :wtf: to not buy the PC2700. ;)

when I bought it (a few months ago) the difference was 60€ I think