My vote is for the Patriot, as it has a possibility of Micron D9 chips. Even if you get non-Micron chips in the Patriot, they are still just as good as the OCZ. The revision 2 of the Platinum XTC stuff is all the lower quality ProMOS chips and can't overclock nearly as high Micron or even the chips or even the revision 1 of the Platinum.
I like OCZ myself. Reaper memory is pretty sweet. You can get the 800 (2x1gb for about 145$ Canadian)kit running at 1066. You can also drop the timings to 4-3-4-12 (correct me if im wrong bad memory) with a 680 chip.
also a lifetime warrenty up to 2.2v.
From my experience they have both been great. I dont know where they get the chips on the sticks, but there is a possibility they could be the same.
Whatever is cheaper is my vote!
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Old Enermax Case G. Skill DDR2 1000mhz 4gb(2x2gb)
PC Power & Cooling 610 Silencer EVGA 8800GT 512mb
Gigabyte P35-DS3R 2x WD1600AAJS RAID0
Intel Core 2 Duo e8400 @3.6ghz Windows Vista Premium 64bit
at a 1:1 ratio the fsb would have to be 500 to reach 1000mhz on the memory
that would be over clocking the 6750 to 4ghz
without overclocking the ram you could take the 6750 to 3.2ghz using a 400mhz fsb
What kind of a cooler do you play on using for that cpu?
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Old Enermax Case G. Skill DDR2 1000mhz 4gb(2x2gb)
PC Power & Cooling 610 Silencer EVGA 8800GT 512mb
Gigabyte P35-DS3R 2x WD1600AAJS RAID0
Intel Core 2 Duo e8400 @3.6ghz Windows Vista Premium 64bit
I think Crucial RAM gets their chips fabbed by Micron too, so they are a pretty good option.
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djcoolmasterx - "Ofcourse there is nothing that you are doing that will use that kind of power, beacuse you don't have that kind of powr to do things with."
