XTREEM Memory

[Vitalix]

Hey guys and gals,

On Ebay, I found Xtreem sticks (never heard of them). Evidently they are big in Europe, and b/c they are UTT BH-5 they can run 2-2-2-5 @ 280FSB w/ 3.5V a la Mushkin Redline.

Ebay has them for $160 for a 2x512 kit.

Has anyone ever used this brand? I'm hesitant to try.

Thanks in advance as always!

[ripken204]

could be mushkin

i have mushkin xtreme 2x1 gigs

and they are not bh-5 running at 2-2-2-5

if they were then they would be the mushkin redline series, this is considering that they are mushkin

[Vitalix]

Not sure. I know the Geil One W, Mushkin Redline, and TwinMOS Twister used the Winbond BH-5 UTT chips, but there may be others I don't know of. XTREEM (according to google at least) seems like it is popular in Europe and trying to make a presence here.

If they are BH5 chips, I'd really like to get a new set only b/c of the voltage that runs through them, would like the warranty in case they fry. I believe the Mushkin Extreme use Samsung TCC5, but I'm not positive.

My only fear with Ebay is that I get the blades, one of them fries, I goto XTREEM for warranty, and then they say Ebay is not an authorized seller.

As much as I'd like to try BH5, I have to admit that the OCZ TCCD chips I have are pretty steady 2.5-4-4-7 at 270FSB running only 2.7V. I am going to try to take them higher, they are on a 9/10 divider right now.

[ripken204]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...&category=74942

ok, i see now

its by teamgroup

you should be able to do 260 2-2-2-5 3.2v

if you want to up the

you can get 280 2-2-2-5 but it will require almost 3.8v