PC 10000 anyone?

goodman123 · 24-June-06, 08:09 PM

they must be very expensive

http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2006/06...rsair_pc10000/

http://www.clubic.com/actualite-3558...z-pc10000.html

RAM bench on Sandra 11830/11812

IcEMage · 24-June-06, 09:22 PM

Nice find.....yah they will prob cost a good penny!

godfoot · 25-June-06, 12:05 AM

Haha, AM2 is looking better every day.

$SOLID$ Necro · 25-June-06, 12:08 AM

Yeah this stuff is crazy expensive, i was looking at it last week at the Egg, it was like 450$ for 2GB!!!

eascarface · 25-June-06, 12:09 AM

dayum. I wouldnt mind have a couple of those.

godfoot · 25-June-06, 12:23 AM

Review item anyone? Damn shame Necro don't live close to help me tweak my board out further.
I can do some OCing, but have not anywhere close to the level of knowledge/experience as Necro... especially on a 64-bit platform.
Still got a lot to learn about it, but I will have this board screaming before too long.

j-dogg · 25-June-06, 12:30 AM

Holy crap :O

goodman123 · 25-June-06, 12:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by godfoot


	Review item anyone? Damn shame Necro don't live close to help me tweak my board out further. I can do some OCing, but have not anywhere close to the level of knowledge/experience as Necro... especially on a 64-bit platform. Still got a lot to learn about it, but I will have this board screaming before too long.

are you on 64bit yet?
because your profile still show Athlon xp

godfoot · 25-June-06, 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by goodman123


	are you on 64bit yet? because your profile still show Athlon xp

Oops!
Good call, I'll go change my profile now......

Zaltan · 28-June-06, 06:10 AM

Pretty nice, 1250MHz is Very fast. Thought you could probably save your self some money and get some RAM that rated at little slower, as they probably use the same chips. Does anyone know what Voltage 1.25GHz needs?

EvilClown · 28-June-06, 08:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Zaltan


	Pretty nice, 1250MHz is Very fast. Thought you could probably save your self some money and get some RAM that rated at little slower, as they probably use the same chips. Does anyone know what Voltage 1.25GHz needs?

It really depends, Micron D9 Fatbodies I would think could do 1250 @ 2.8-2.9 volts (Yes I know it sounds like DDR voltages). I remember seeing someone run 3 volts through their fatbody and it surviving, lemme see if I can find how high they got.

Jager · 28-June-06, 12:41 PM

the memory doesnt need more than the standard voltages to run that fast.

improvements in the IC chips and a toatl move to ddr2 helps speed things up.

as for a review sample, im sure GK will be able to snag some, My samples should be on the way very soon as well

EvilClown · 28-June-06, 12:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jager


	the memory doesnt need more than the standard voltages to run that fast. improvements in the IC chips and a toatl move to ddr2 helps speed things up. as for a review sample, im sure GK will be able to snag some, My samples should be on the way very soon as well

This is true at those timings and higher bin of the chips compared to the highly famed "Fatbodies" they probably only need 2.0-2.1v.

Zaltan · 28-June-06, 06:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EvilClown


	It really depends, Micron D9 Fatbodies I would think could do 1250 @ 2.8-2.9 volts (Yes I know it sounds like DDR voltages). I remember seeing someone run 3 volts through their fatbody and it surviving, lemme see if I can find how high they got.

Yeah, I have some Micron 'FatBody' DDR2 mine can do 1.1GHz @ 2.5v. I was just wondering what Voltage this RAM needs to operate @ 1.25GHz 24/7.

EvilClown · 29-June-06, 12:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zaltan


	Yeah, I have some Micron 'FatBody' DDR2 mine can do 1.1GHz @ 2.5v. I was just wondering what Voltage this RAM needs to operate @ 1.25GHz 24/7.

I would think because they are higher binned IC's at stock, probably 2.1v or so.

EDIT: Says here 2.2v, http://www.trustedreviews.com/article.aspx?art=2996

Quote:


	Most interesting, is how they managed to achieve 1250MHz, with the use of only 2.2V. Naturally at this sort of speed, quite a lot of heat is produced so there is a large heat spreader on the memory modules and three 40mm fans to help cool it down.

Zaltan · 29-June-06, 02:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EvilClown


	I would think because they are higher binned IC's at stock, probably 2.1v or so. EDIT: Says here 2.2v, http://www.trustedreviews.com/article.aspx?art=2996

Thanks, 2.2v's is pretty insane for 1.25GHz. PS This was my 666th post!

Jager · 29-June-06, 07:53 PM

good news, I have the pc1000 mem chips from crucial this go around, so a review will be going up soon.

goodman123 · 29-June-06, 11:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jager


	good news, I have the pc1000 mem chips from crucial this go around, so a review will be going up soon.

you miss a zero i think?

can't wait to see the review

Jager · 30-June-06, 01:08 AM

oops i was referring to the mem at its rated speed of 1000mhz the sticks i have are crucial. the corsair stuff is on the way as well.

24-June-06, 08:09 PM		#1 (permalink)
goodman123 Apex Tech Maniac Supreme	PC 10000 anyone? they must be very expensive http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2006/06...rsair_pc10000/ http://www.clubic.com/actualite-3558...z-pc10000.html RAM bench on Sandra 11830/11812 Attached Thumbnails Last edited by goodman123; 25-June-06 at 12:17 AM..

24-June-06, 09:22 PM		#2 (permalink)
IcEMage Apex Tech God	Re: PC 10000 anyone? Nice find.....yah they will prob cost a good penny!

25-June-06, 12:05 AM		#3 (permalink)
godfoot A George Orwell fan...sorta	Re: PC 10000 anyone? Haha, AM2 is looking better every day.

25-June-06, 12:08 AM		#4 (permalink)
$SOLID$ Necro Mastah Overclocker	Re: PC 10000 anyone? Yeah this stuff is crazy expensive, i was looking at it last week at the Egg, it was like 450$ for 2GB!!!

25-June-06, 12:09 AM		#5 (permalink)
eascarface Apex Tech God	Re: PC 10000 anyone? dayum. I wouldnt mind have a couple of those.

25-June-06, 12:23 AM		#6 (permalink)
godfoot A George Orwell fan...sorta	Re: PC 10000 anyone? Review item anyone? Damn shame Necro don't live close to help me tweak my board out further. I can do some OCing, but have not anywhere close to the level of knowledge/experience as Necro... especially on a 64-bit platform. Still got a lot to learn about it, but I will have this board screaming before too long.

25-June-06, 12:30 AM		#7 (permalink)
j-dogg Mystical Schwinn Guru	Re: PC 10000 anyone? Holy crap :O

28-June-06, 06:10 AM		#10 (permalink)
Zaltan Apex Tech God	Re: PC 10000 anyone? Pretty nice, 1250MHz is Very fast. Thought you could probably save your self some money and get some RAM that rated at little slower, as they probably use the same chips. Does anyone know what Voltage 1.25GHz needs?

28-June-06, 12:41 PM		#12 (permalink)
Jager Apex Tech Fanatic	Re: PC 10000 anyone? the memory doesnt need more than the standard voltages to run that fast. improvements in the IC chips and a toatl move to ddr2 helps speed things up. as for a review sample, im sure GK will be able to snag some, My samples should be on the way very soon as well

29-June-06, 07:53 PM		#17 (permalink)
Jager Apex Tech Fanatic	Re: PC 10000 anyone? good news, I have the pc1000 mem chips from crucial this go around, so a review will be going up soon.

30-June-06, 01:08 AM		#19 (permalink)
Jager Apex Tech Fanatic	Re: PC 10000 anyone? oops i was referring to the mem at its rated speed of 1000mhz the sticks i have are crucial. the corsair stuff is on the way as well.

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