In Search of True DDR2 Bleeding Edge Memory
Overclocking Tests And Motherboards Used
Whenever we plan a new test at THG, typically most manufacturers will send us their latest and greatest products. More often than not, we receive custom or prototype models that users simply can’t buy at retail outlets. That’s why we asked all companies to ship us only those memory modules for testing that consumers can actually buy at retail outlets. All modules were subjected to the same series of three tests, so that we could provide optimal buying advice.
In our first test, Memory Test DDR2-667, all candidates were tested and measured using default installation settings. Only in the second test - Overclocked Latency Times - did we tighten memory timings. In the third test memory was subjected to the maximum possible clock rate.
Manufacturer
Speed
Sides
A-Data
DDR2-800
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D
Aeneon (Infineon)
DDR2-667
S
Buffalo
DDR2-667
S
Corsair
DDR2-1000
S
Crucial/Micron
DDR2-667
S
Geil
DDR2-533
S
GSKill
DDR2-675
S
Kingmax
DDR2-667
S
Kingston
DDR2-900
S
Mushkin
DDR2-667
D
OCZ
DDR2-800
S
Patriot Memory
DDR2-1000
S
PQI
DDR2-667
D
Samsung
DDR2-667
S
TwinMOS
DDR2-667
S
Wintec
DDR2-667
S
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