OCZ PC2-6400 Special Ops DDR2 2gb Kit
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Published: 9th October 2006 | Source: OCZ | Price: |
When it comes to the appearance of the Special Ops modules it's fair to say that they are certainly in a class of their own. Designed to appeal to the gaming community, these modules feature OCZ's XTC heatspreaders and are printed with Army style camouflage.
Obviously the first test for this ram was to see if its camouflage was effective :) My back garden was a perfect candidate for the testing, and during a fly-over in a F-20 TigerShark I was unable to spot the OCZ Special Ops at all!!
As previously mentioned, the Special Ops memory make use of OCZ patented XTC heatspreaders. The meshed design provides the memory IC's with increased ventilation thus cooling the memory modules more efficiently than traditional heatspreader designs.
As you can see from above the SOE modules are double sided. Unfortunately I was unable to find any information on the chips used, but would hazard a guess that they make use of IC's by Elpida.
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Originally Posted by name='XMS'
Don't want your PC to be seen while you are in the Jungle?
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mwahahahaha :rollingla
*gasp*Ye they OC ok*gasp*
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Originally Posted by Kempez
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Edit: O quick note, the 1st 2 pics on the 1st page are links instead of pics
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Originally Posted by WC Annihilus
O god, I just noticed that :rollingla Look nice
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:rollingla :rollingla :rollingla Back garden picture! :rollingla :rollingla :rollingla
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Originally Posted by name='XMS'
Eh? The pics display fine for me. Can u not see them?
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One thing that I often think about is the special heatspreaders are then coverd on each stick with the warranty and data sticker, I wonder how much difference it would make if they were taken off?
Not that much tbh I don't think
Great review again Jim, and the price is certainly very appealing
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