GeIL Ultra Platinum PC4000 Dual Channel Memory

jmke · 15th February 2006, 20:05

The GeIL Ultra Platinum PC4000 Dual Channel Memory's performance at its default speed is blistering fast. This is possible because of the excellent 2.5-4-4-7 memory timing. While that's commendable, I was able to use a timing of 2-4-4-6 at 500MHz DDR. This results in better performance, which is always good thing.

16th February 2006, 08:59

Do you have a idea how this GeIL compares to this Muskin memory?

The XP4000 REDLINE eliminates the memory as a potential bottleneck when overclocking. Mushkin 2GB-XP4000 Redline parts are 2x1GB dual channel kits designed for operation at 250MHz with relatively tight timings of 3-3-2-8(Cas 3, trcd 3, trp 2, and tras 8). Operating at a nominal voltage of 2.6-2.9v, unlike previous Redline modules which require high voltage for rated specification, these modules operate under standard voltages.

http://www.mushkin.com/doc/products/...ail.asp?ID=273

jmke · 16th February 2006, 09:02

I would check the web for reviews and compile a small comparison sheet with overclocking potential and overall performance for each kit

[g]geil+pc4000+ultra+review[/g]
[g]mushkin+xp4000+redline+review[/g]

here a review of XP4000 to get you going

http://www.madshrimps.be/?action=get...&articID=2 90

16th February 2006, 09:33

Thx.

I have to get me one of these dual 2Gb kits... :P

15th February 2006, 20:05	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	GeIL Ultra Platinum PC4000 Dual Channel Memory The GeIL Ultra Platinum PC4000 Dual Channel Memory's performance at its default speed is blistering fast. This is possible because of the excellent 2.5-4-4-7 memory timing. While that's commendable, I was able to use a timing of 2-4-4-6 at 500MHz DDR. This results in better performance, which is always good thing. __________________

16th February 2006, 09:02	#3
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	I would check the web for reviews and compile a small comparison sheet with overclocking potential and overall performance for each kit [g]geil+pc4000+ultra+review[/g] [g]mushkin+xp4000+redline+review[/g] here a review of XP4000 to get you going http://www.madshrimps.be/?action=get...&articID=2 90 __________________

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16th February 2006, 08:59	#2
shellghost Posts: n/a	Do you have a idea how this GeIL compares to this Muskin memory? The XP4000 REDLINE eliminates the memory as a potential bottleneck when overclocking. Mushkin 2GB-XP4000 Redline parts are 2x1GB dual channel kits designed for operation at 250MHz with relatively tight timings of 3-3-2-8(Cas 3, trcd 3, trp 2, and tras 8). Operating at a nominal voltage of 2.6-2.9v, unlike previous Redline modules which require high voltage for rated specification, these modules operate under standard voltages. http://www.mushkin.com/doc/products/...ail.asp?ID=273

16th February 2006, 09:33	#4
shellghost Posts: n/a	Thx. I have to get me one of these dual 2Gb kits... :P