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    OCZ Value VX testing and results

    Just got these babies a while ago

    Pictures of the ram thanks to www.nintek.com.au for the RAM





    *Note that the timings on my modules are rated 2.5-3-3-7 instead of 2.5-4-4-8. OCZ realised that it can do 2.5-3-3-7 24/7 and hence the stock timing changes.

    My Setup



    Test configuration

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    MSI 6800GT (stock)
    OCZ Powerstream 520W
    WD 120GB SATA


    Test results:

    200mhz 2.5-3-3-7 2.6v

    3dmark05 = 4836
    sandra buffered = 5896/5828
    superpi 8MB = 7m 07.953s
    Everest Write = 1994 MB/s
    Everest Read = 5649 MB/s
    Everest Latency = 55.9ns

    200mhz 1.5-2-2-6 2.8v

    3dmark05 = 4881
    Sandra buffered = 5956/5902
    Superpi 8mb = 7m 00.515s
    Everest write = 2078 MB/s
    Everest read = 5812 MB/s
    Everest latency = 48.0ns

    220mhz 1.5-2-2-6 2.9v

    3dmark05 = 4889
    sandra buffered = 6167/6088
    superpi 8mb = 6m 56.860s
    Everest Write = 2268 MB/s
    Everest Read = 6332 MB/s
    Everest Latency = 43.7ns

    240mhz 1.5-2-2-6 3.3v

    3dmark05 = 4896
    sandra buffered = 6745/6658
    superpi 8mb = 6m 21.546s
    Everest Write = 2484 MB/s
    Everest Read = 6916 MB/s
    Everest Latency = 40.2ns

    250mhz 1.5-2-2-6 3.4v

    3dmark05 = 4904
    sandra buffered = 7019/6937
    superpi 32mb = 29m 30.063s
    Everest Write = 2607 MB/s
    Everest Read = 7247 MB/s
    Everest Latency = 38.4ns

    255mhz 1.5-2-2-6 3.6v

    3dmark05 = 4928
    sandra buffered = 7171/7092
    superpi 32mb = 28m 44.125s
    Everest Write = 2665 MB/s
    Everest Read = 7415 MB/s
    Everest Latency = 37.6ns

    i didn't want to go higher as i thought that 3.6v is on the border line of feasibility of daily usage with active cooling. I reckon with more burning in i can achieve 260mhz 1.5-2-2-6 stable without problems.

    Pros :
    - Very good value
    - no heatspreader
    - overclocks like the VX series
    - Did i say cheap?
    - Brain Power PCB

    Cons :
    - unbinned
    - no guarantee of results

    Just a sneak preview of what i'm aiming for now with these


    I would like to thank www.Nintek.com.au again for providing such a great ram
    Last edited by babyelf; 05-23-2005 at 11:23 PM.


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    wow!!!
    looks like i'm going to have to work hard with my Value's.
    what is the average safe voltage for these babies if i were to run 24/7?
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    Very nice test! i Even found something for myself here - SuperPI 32M

    I'm gonna add your result to my BH-5/BH-6/UTT thread, OK

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    Quote Originally Posted by bachus_anonym
    Very nice test! i Even found something for myself here - SuperPI 32M
    Nice results for such cheap ram!
    In short, both AMD and NVIDIA discovered that their next-generation graphics cards are superior to each others' last-generation graphics cards.

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    Those have BH-UTT! mine had CH-UTT. Hmm, maybe I will be getting another set with the BH's.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bachus_anonym
    Very nice test! i Even found something for myself here - SuperPI 32M

    I'm gonna add your result to my BH-5/BH-6/UTT thread, OK
    yup that's fine

    cheers

    and not bad for some value line eh?


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    Quote Originally Posted by SDX
    Those have BH-UTT! mine had CH-UTT. Hmm, maybe I will be getting another set with the BH's.
    i picked up some twinmos speed premium 3200 bh-5. not real happy with it. I was gonna order this ocz value vx tomorrow from newegg. Does this stuff have the same chips as the twinmos? i thought the ch-5 was better than bh-5.. and theres another thread.... ocz vx, best memory made since bh5 isn't the value vx the same thing?
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    value vx uses the same chips and pcb as the normal vx line

    they use CH5

    nowadays i reckon they all perform identical.. some better.. some worse.. so it's really hard to say which one is better..

    twinmos 3200 SP CH-5
    twinmos 3500 SP BH-5


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    Quote Originally Posted by babyelf
    value vx uses the same chips and pcb as the normal vx line

    they use CH5

    nowadays i reckon they all perform identical.. some better.. some worse.. so it's really hard to say which one is better..

    twinmos 3200 SP CH-5
    twinmos 3500 SP BH-5
    So even these 3

    1. OCZ EL DDR PC-3200 Dual Channel Gold (OCZ4001024ELDCGE-K)
    2. OCZ 3200VX OCZ4001024ELDCGEVX-K
    3. OCZ 4000VX OCZ500512ELGEVX

    do not use BH-5 chips, but CH-5?

    I thought it says in the UTT sticky that 1. uses BH-5. But information could change over time though.

    I am thinking of getting one of the three from Nintek to save me my time and a guarantee that I get BH-5 chips.

    Thanks a lot.

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    the Gold uses BH-5 from the stuff ive seen on it << could be wrong

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    Quote Originally Posted by 13oost
    the Gold uses BH-5 from the stuff ive seen on it << could be wrong
    Sorry, what would "<<" mean?

    Also, can we tell the difference between CH-5 an BH-5 by just looking?

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    i don't think u can tell the difference..

    3200EL Gold uses BH die
    3200EL Gold VX uses CH die


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    Quote Originally Posted by babyelf
    i don't think u can tell the difference..

    3200EL Gold uses BH die
    3200EL Gold VX uses CH die
    Thanks a great deal for all your great help!!!

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    np man.. have fun with ur sticks


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    Ocz400512elge / Ocz4001024eldcge-k / Ocz400512wv3 / Ocz4001042wv3dc-k - Bh

    Ocz400512elgevx / Ocz4001024eldcgevx-k / Ocz500512elgevx / Ocz5001024eldcgevx-k - Ch

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    value vx are ch die.. not bh alpha


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    Edit on my original post, to confirm...Alphaalien is correct

    OCZ400512ELGE / OCZ4001024ELDCGE-K - Winbond BH

    OCZ400512WV3 / OCZ4001024WV3DC-K - Winbond BH


    OCZ400512ELGEVX / OCZ4001024ELDCGEVX-K - Winbond CH

    OCZ500512ELGEVX / OCZ5001024ELDCGEVX-K - Winbond CH

    Hope that clears it up....sorry I didn't have that right the first time
    Last edited by RyderOCZ; 05-26-2005 at 08:00 AM.

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    ive got a set of OCZ Value VX cross shipping from newegg (suppose to ship out today) to replace my dieing GeIL Value (errors like crazy at stock timmings and voltages). cant wait to get ahold of 'em

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    hey 13oost.. u're here too

    let us know how urs do


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    will, do... i should have them friday or saturday... im hopin that newegg customer support would email me back about my ram...

    which would be better the vdimm=vio mod or the vsense mod on my 3.3 rail?

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    value vx uses the same chips and pcb as the normal vx line

    they use CH5
    From that picture I said that that yours have BH, unless CH is identacle to BH? Then correct me if I'm wrong.

    Here are picks of my Value VX chips:

    Edit: sorry for the sticky stuff on the ram, was some thermal tape for a heatspreader.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SDX
    From that picture I said that that yours have BH, unless CH is identacle to BH? Then correct me if I'm wrong.

    Here are picks of my Value VX chips:

    Edit: sorry for the sticky stuff on the ram, was some thermal tape for a heatspreader.
    Strange that the timings on your sticker are 3-4-4-8 because mine are 2.5-3-3-7. My Value VX sticks don't even boot at 3-X-X-X. I saw this on the RAM LIST sticky and tried it once and later many, babyelf included, told me of this fact.

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    probably just a mislable ..

    and SDX.. BH and CH memory looks the same.. the dimples and 2 side metal thing on the chip..

    and RyderOCZ just cleared things up for us just then


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    Premier Value is 3-4-4-8
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820146900

    odd mislabel though

    look at the sticker in newegg's picture.... 3-4-4 Value Select CH
    his sticker is exactly the same as the Premier Value Series

    edit:: i see a W on his sticker, barely, but its aweful blurry
    Last edited by 13oost; 05-25-2005 at 03:38 PM.

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    awefully small :p

    as long as the W is there.. u should be fine

    and oh 13oost .. bleach eh? ichigo :p :p


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