Why wasn't the OCZ DDR stick tested in the latest DDR tests? OCZ advertise it as a true PC3000 and I'm sure many would love to see the performance difference with this memory. Who knows, it might have even run at CAS2 at 166Mhz. This seems to be THE BEST memory out there now, and I'm sure most who are considering jumping to a KT333 chipset want to maximize their performance by using the fastest memory.
 
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First, it's not "true" PC3000, as explained in HardOCP's article on the KT333. JEDEC has not released even a PC2700 specification, so all PC2700 is merely overclocked PC2100.
 
That said, perhaps you could buy some OCZ and send it to Tom? He might agree to test it then.
 
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