Need a fast answer...Is OCZ PC3200 rev 2 good for UT 250 ?

[chris2499]

I just wanted to say OCZ has great support and that has to be fiqured in when you buy a product. OCZ memory is not cheap but I've found their support is very willing to help. I emailed OCZTony and he got back to me with suggestions to help me with my overclocking issues. I just purchased a OCZ power supply because of the tech support I've received with my memory issues.

[Circuitbreaker8]

I love my OCZ EL plat I got these sticks up to 270 1:1 ( 2x512 on DFI LP ) Thats pretty much the max with two dims full.

[red930]

I'm retiring my Kingmax RAM so I can start some OC'ing.

 

Which one of these would you guys spend your hard earned money on...

 

OCZ Gold Edition Rev2 Dual Channel Kit 184-Pin 1GB(512MBx2) DDR PC-4000 - Retail

 

Item# N82E16820146845

 

or

 

OCZ EL Platinum Revision 2 Dual Channel Kit 184-Pin 1GB(512MBx2) DDR PC-3200 - Retail

 

Item# N82E16820146890

 

If I'm on the wrong track with these choices please let me know if there is something better available at newegg.com. I only shop newegg and I want to try and stay around $300.00 for a gig of RAM.

 

Thanks

[unixadm]

Both of those Rev.2 memories use the Samsung TCCD chips. That is straight from OCZ Support. The preference seems to be the Platinum Rev.2 sticks.

[Gibjee]

Id go with the EL Platinum Revsion 2. I have seen that RAM benchmarked at DDR606:

 

http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?p=3182039#post3182039

 

Also, AMD64 systems love TCCD chips so pretty much any kind of ram with TCCD chips is a good way to go.