Ok guys, getting ready to upgrade my ram. Now of these, which one would be the best to overclock with. My current overclock with my 2x512 ocz value ram is @237mhz. Ive tried the 2x1gb performance series, but those wouldn't reach 237mhz, so i sent them back.

Now these are my choices.

http://www.lucomputers.com/product_parts_detail.asp?class=4&pro_class=97&id=6155&parent_id=97
http://www.lucomputers.com/product_parts_detail.asp?class=4&pro_class=97&id=6159&parent_id=97
http://www.lucomputers.com/product_parts_detail.asp?class=4&pro_class=97&id=2303&parent_id=97

Out of those which ones would be my best choice in overclocking.

Thanks a lot in advance

They are all seem relatively even. Remember that lower timings do not always result in better overclocks. You are looking for memory with a good balance between tight timings and a high bus speed.

I do not thing you would be disappointed with any of those three kits.

wow i just bought the ocz platinum el 2x1gb pc3200 for $100 at my local computer store, and this stuff is amazing. I got it running at 244mhz @2.75v, no divider, timings are 2.5-3-2-5(are those pertty good timings?) cpu@2.7 and temps are cpu-24c mobo-19c.

Pretty sweet. I thought it wouldnt go that high. This was definitely a good choice. A whole lot better then the 2x1gb ocz performance series. Couldnt get those to do anything!

Im soooo exited.

Which program should i run to see if the system is stable? Prime, memtest?

well just played need for speed pro street, and it froze. I had to set it down to 240mhz. Still not too shabby. so now its @2.64Ghz and ram at2.7v. I did those setting and it worked like a charm.

You should have set the timinings to 2.5-3-3-7 or 2.5-4-4-8.Then im sure you could have kept the extra fsb.OCZ memory rocks.I use to run my OCZ's at 2.5-4-3-7-T1 and i was pulling 9000mb in Everest ultimate memory read benchmarks and 40ns in Latency all at 300x9x3 at 1:1

with 2.5-4-4-8 you might get 260 fsb and 3-4-4-8 you might get 270fsb which will more than make up for the loose timings believe me

saleengt said: Those are low timing but as Mothow mentioned, increasing your timing would allow you to push you fsb further.

I got mine to 240Mhz stable without any changes in voltage or timings.

I use both Prime95 and memtest as the first initial tests. Then I play games or run 3Dmark07 for a few hours.