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Ho visto questo prodotto...viene sui 50 euro...che ne dite voi??
http://www.ocztechnology.com/products/p ... tic_device

Andrea20ge ha scritto:Ho visto questo prodotto...viene sui 50 euro...che ne dite voi??
http://www.ocztechnology.com/products/p ... tic_device

prima di testarlo non mi esprimerei....

ha un funzionamento al quanto "forzato"

cioè???x te è buono???io adesso devo prendere una mobo nuova...e allora volevo vedere se prendere anche sto cosino qui.... :D

Bah...che ti ci fai con 3.9v sulle ddr?Per me la vmod ddr +3.3v basta e avanza anche per overclock spinti...poi fai come vuoi... però 50€ li investirei in modo diverso...magari per una peltier da abbinare al t-rex2...
Ciao!

si ma è un overvoltatore delle ram??...regolabile con un trimmer e ti dice qnt volt stai dando alle ram.???... mi sembra bello xchè non fai modifiche che ti fanno decadere la garanzia alla mobo...

Andrea20ge ha scritto:si ma è un overvoltatore delle ram??...regolabile con un trimmer e ti dice qnt volt stai dando alle ram.???... mi sembra bello xchè non fai modifiche che ti fanno decadere la garanzia alla mobo...

si ma cavolo non ho capito bene il funzionamento elettronico... sembra che imponga la sua tensione sul vddr...

3.9v imposti su un ic dimensionato per portarne al massimo 3/3.2 non so cosa producano

ho visto un video in proposito...
fighissimo!
ghghhg!

http://www.driverheaven.net/reviews/OCZDDRbooster/ qui sono arrivati con delle pc4400 a 300mhz....
Abit NF7S Rev 2 (volt modded), accepted the OCZ booster without issue and system stability was improved across the board at higher FSBs, I had several sticks of OCZ 3500 Platinum which I cranked to 3.4Volts at 250fsb 5-2-2-2. wonderful results.

Abit IC7 MAX3 (with VTT mod) , the results were very impressive with some OCZ 4400 memory - not only was I able to get the memory to 600mhz at 3.3volts on a vapochilled P4 EE system but again overall system stability was rock solid, without the booster system stability was flaky at these insane speeds. The Abit IC7 MAX3 can have issues with memory voltage above 2.8 volts, follow this link to the bleeding edge support forums if you wish to perform the VTT mod

Asus A8V - this board since its been released has had some issues with DDR voltage and the board I have tested frequently wont post with any RAM setting other than AUTO in the bios. I had some success with Corsair XL memory but overall system stability was still poor. Ram had to be used in slots 2 and 4 with the booster in slot 3. With the booster overall system performance was improved and I was able to push the ram to 3+ volts with wonderful results.

Generally clearance shouldn't be too much of an issue as long as you have around 1/2" beyond the dimm slot, but be aware its quite a tight fit if your ram modules have heatspreaders. Some boards might require a little modding to accommodate the booster in certain slots.

Its also worth mentioning that OCZ are also selling high quality power leads with HDD copper shielding which eliminate "snowing" and "water wave" effects sometimes experienced with plugging into high end VGA cards and hard drives.
http://www.ocprices.com/index.php?rev_i ... on=reviews
paura....questo me lo compro!!!