Mushkin PC4000 High Performance: DDR500 PLUS
by Wesley Fink on September 26, 2003 11:49 AM EST- Posted in
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Test Results
To test overclocked stability, we used the very demanding Gun Metal 2 — Benchmark 2, which pushes systems with its DX9 routines. To be considered stable for test purposes, Gun Metal, our Quake3 benchmark, UT2003 Demo, and Super PI had to complete without incident. Any of these 4, and in particular Super PI and Gun Metal, will crash a less-than stable memory configuration.| Mushkin PC4000 High Performance — 2 x 512Mb Double-Bank | |||||
| Speed | Memory Timings & Voltage |
Quake3 fps |
Sandra UNBuffered | Sandra Standard Buffered |
Super PI 2M places (time in sec) |
| 400DDR 800FSB |
2-3-3-5 2.55V |
322.4 | INT 2817 FLT 2835 |
INT 4780 FLT 4794 |
130 |
| 500DDR 1000FSB |
2.5-3-4-6 2.65V |
392.6 | INT 3419 FLT 3343 |
INT 5951 FLT 5922 |
106 |
| 535DDR 1070FSB |
3-3-4-7 2.85V |
420.9 | INT 3540 FLT 3524 |
INT 6351 FLT 6256 |
100 |
The latest revision of Mushkin PC4000 High Performance performed significantly better than its rated 3-4-4-8 specification. In fact, at DDR400, like Corsair XMS4000PRO, it allowed some of the fastest timings that we have seen with DDR500 memory.
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Anonymous User - Friday, September 26, 2003 - link
good job guys! you keep me up-to-date wth all new memory releases and their performence, or most of all. i do not realize why you guys do not except the existence of ocz pc4000 dual channel Gold. it will most probably perform as goog as pc3700 gold at ddr400. it is officialy clocked at ddr500 and will most probably overclock as good as ocz 4000 copper. i just can't stand lating any more to see it in action.