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OCZ Technology FlexXLC Edition 2GB PC2-9200 DDR2 DIMM Memory Kit

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$102.85 to $122.10 from 4 sellers

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Rating: 8

This 2GB memory kit contains two 1GB modules designed to enhance your system's performance. It operates at 2.35V.

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"At 1150MHz these sticks should offer oodles of performance and overclocking headroom, as well as the option of integration with current watercooling setups. However, most enthusiasts who do watercool often like to keep their loop a single bore size if possible, so we still maintain just supplying a threaded socket for a barb or perhaps a whole kit including CPU cooler might be a better alternative for OCZ." - 16th July 2007

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Summary
Description	FlexXLC Edition 2GB PC2-9200 DDR2 DIMM Memory Kit
Manufacturer	OCZ Technology
Lowest Price	$89.99
Available at	4 Stores
MPN/UPC/SKU	OCZ2FX11502GK
Product Specification
Storage
Memory Size	2 GB
Type
Environment	Desktop/Tower Computer
Memory Socket	DIMM
Memory Technology	DDR2
Number of Modules	2
Performance
Memory Bandwidth	PC2-9200
Memory Speed	1150 MHz
Error Checking	No
CAS Latency	5
Module Type	Standard (Unregistered)
General
Included Devices	Heat Spreader
Warranty
Warranty Information	Lifetime Limited Warranty
More Info
URL	Click here

Review Date: 12-May-08
glanglitz	Rating: 8 Time with product: 4 Months Strengths: High Speed DDR2 second to PC10000 Weaknesses: Compatibility Summary: Flex XLC is a 2GB kit (2x1GB) rated at PC2-9200 (DDR2-1150). This is the highest memory speed rating for DDR2 next to Dominator.The modules are rated for 1150MHz, although due to the constraints of memory dividers on the nForce 6-series the EPP rating will clock them at 1142MHz. The chips don?t display SLI ready, but they are when enabled in the Bios. The heatsink is very heavy but oh so pretty. Who doesn?t love Chrome?OCZ introduction of water-cooling ready enthusiast memory seems like a good idea, but a WC myself, one would have to use a step down and y adaptor. In that configuration it will reduce flow rate. Performance is even more compelling on the NVIDIA nForce 680i, where Flex XLC reaches DDR2-1300! The only pitfall was that that the RAM had trouble Stryker Extreme 680i and the E8400 with continual reboots and BIOS resets. The FSB wouldn?t stay unless it was set to 667 and would reach any higher. It may have worked but I was tired of removing the DIMMS, putting in PC6400 DIMMS to reset all settings, then repeating the process. However, with a E6600 I was able to maintain a 1066 FSB. With the EVGA 780i, I was able to attain 1333 with the E8400. ?For the price, you cant go wrong. This ram was once $400+. I picked it up at $180. Its now $90 with rebates.

Review Date: 12-May-08

glanglitz

Rating: Rating 8 8

Time with product: 4 Months

Strengths: High Speed DDR2 second to PC10000

Weaknesses: Compatibility

Summary: Flex XLC is a 2GB kit (2x1GB) rated at PC2-9200 (DDR2-1150). This is the highest memory speed rating for DDR2 next to Dominator.The modules are rated for 1150MHz, although due to the constraints of memory dividers on the nForce 6-series the EPP rating will clock them at 1142MHz. The chips don?t display SLI ready, but they are when enabled in the Bios. The heatsink is very heavy but oh so pretty. Who doesn?t love Chrome?OCZ introduction of water-cooling ready enthusiast memory seems like a good idea, but a WC myself, one would have to use a step down and y adaptor. In that configuration it will reduce flow rate. Performance is even more compelling on the NVIDIA nForce 680i, where Flex XLC reaches DDR2-1300! The only pitfall was that that the RAM had trouble Stryker Extreme 680i and the E8400 with continual reboots and BIOS resets. The FSB wouldn?t stay unless it was set to 667 and would reach any higher. It may have worked but I was tired of removing the DIMMS, putting in PC6400 DIMMS to reset all settings, then repeating the process. However, with a E6600 I was able to maintain a 1066 FSB. With the EVGA 780i, I was able to attain 1333 with the E8400. ?For the price, you cant go wrong. This ram was once $400+. I picked it up at $180. Its now $90 with rebates.

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