Conclusion
We all know that OCZ has made themselves very famous for reliable and fast memory and they just released this Titanium series that is supposed to be stable for servers, gamers etc. We got a sample of their dual kit to try out to see how it performs and if it really is as stable as they say it is, so we decided to compare it to OCZ gold series and a pair of Mushkin sticks to see the difference.
Overclocking:
I have read reviews when they get the ram up to 260 mhz but I was “only” able to get it up to 240 Superpi stable at 3,4V. With 240 mhz it took 42 seconds to run 1M testing which otherwise took 47 seconds as seen on earlier SuperPi testing. 240 mhz was done with stock timing at 2-3-3-5-2,5@1T. I tried some overclocking at differnt timings but I was not able to get any stble Superpi results even though I got into windows at 260mhz. I beleive that the ram has more and what stopped me was the current bios on my DFI board.
Conclusion:
What should I say to conclude this? I have done tons of testing with this ram by running several programs (stressing&benchmarking) at the same time in windows to test stability of this ram and I had no problems with it what so ever so we can call it extremely stable. Overclocking as you can see works well with this ram also even though it’s not really made for it. OCZ PC-3200 Titanium Series includes the exclusive OCZ PowerSwap Warranty which ensures the very least possible downtime with the luxury of expedited advanced replacement of any Titanium product, this really shows the quality and time that OCZ has put into the product to be able to afford this warranty. I think that overall this is a great product which is well packed and performs very well with good stability so therefore we give this ram 5 out 5 and our recommendations.
Pros:
+ Stable
+ Fast
+ Well packed
+ Powerswap/Lifetime warranty
+ Nice heatsinks
Cons:
- Price?
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