Posted on Monday, August 11 2003 @ 19:55 CEST by Thomas De MaesschalckI just though everyone would like to see our progress on achieving DDR566 and above speeds ,we have been running up to 580Mhz with increased VDIMM voltage. These benchmarks were taken with the OCZ Gold 4000 1 GB kit on the ASUS P4C800, instead of releasing a DDR 533 or 566 product we will for the time being be using these extremely fast IC's in our gold PC-4000 kits to increase the value of our products to the end user.
The DDR570 screenshot was done with timings of 3-4-4-8, at 2.8V !br> At DDR570 they got an Sandra Dual Channel Buffered score 6728MB/s (integer iSSE2) and 6735MB/s (float iSSE2). Unbuffered scores : 3716MB/s (Integer ALU) and 3765MB/s (Float FPU). Impressive scores.
OCZ also writes that they will announce 2GB PC-4000 kit along with some new cooling products later this week!
