Fastest 2x1GB PC3200 dual-channel DDR kit?

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I'm planning to get a 2x 1GB dual-channel DDR kit. I was looking at Corsair
kits that offer 3-4-4-8 timings, but then I came across the PDC2G3200LLK kit
from PDP Systems which seems to offer timings of 2-3-2-5 @ PC3200.
http://www.pdpsys.com/products/PDC2G3200LLK.pdf

Does anyone have any knowledge of these? I can't seem to find any reviews
for them at all. If anyone knows of a faster kit, perhaps they can advise.

TIA.
 
Cuzman said:
I'm planning to get a 2x 1GB dual-channel DDR kit. I was looking at
Corsair kits that offer 3-4-4-8 timings, but then I came across the
PDC2G3200LLK kit from PDP Systems which seems to offer timings of
2-3-2-5 @ PC3200. http://www.pdpsys.com/products/PDC2G3200LLK.pdf

Does anyone have any knowledge of these? I can't seem to find any
reviews for them at all. If anyone knows of a faster kit, perhaps
they can advise.
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I've never heard of them. Stick to Corsair, or Mushkin if you want to
overclock. Crucial is very good otherwise.
 
Cuzman said:
I'm planning to get a 2x 1GB dual-channel DDR kit. I was looking at
Corsair kits that offer 3-4-4-8 timings, but then I came across the
PDC2G3200LLK kit from PDP Systems which seems to offer timings of
2-3-2-5 @ PC3200. http://www.pdpsys.com/products/PDC2G3200LLK.pdf

Does anyone have any knowledge of these? I can't seem to find any
reviews for them at all. If anyone knows of a faster kit, perhaps
they can advise.
TIA.
Click to expand...


OCZ make the best memory for overclockers that there is. No contest.
 
Cuzman said:
I'm planning to get a 2x 1GB dual-channel DDR kit. I was looking at
Corsair kits that offer 3-4-4-8 timings, but then I came across the
PDC2G3200LLK kit from PDP Systems which seems to offer timings of 2-3-2-5
@ PC3200. http://www.pdpsys.com/products/PDC2G3200LLK.pdf

Does anyone have any knowledge of these? I can't seem to find any reviews
for them at all. If anyone knows of a faster kit, perhaps they can
advise.

TIA.
Click to expand...

you don't need to buy kits to use dual channel, just two sticks the same,
balistix by crucial is good for this.





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pdp put out ultra RAM, i have 2x 512MB Sticks of DDR400 PC3200 and both
crapped out so i RMA'd them, stick with OCZ.
 
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