We've managed to get our mitts on some of the tastiest system memory available today.
Crucial
In no particular order, we have:
DDR1
2GB (2x1GB) - PC3200 - CL3
1GB (2x512MB) - PC3200 - CL2
1GB (2x512MB) - PC3200 - CL3
DDR2
2GB (2x1GB) - PC2 4200 - CL4
1GB (2x512MB) PC2 5300 - CL4
1GB (2x512MB) PC2 4200 - CL4
Corsair
DDR1
2GB (2x1GB) TwinX XMS4400Pro - 3-4-4-8
1GB (2x512MB) TwinX XMS4400C25PT - 2.5-4-4-8
1GB (2x512MB) Xpert XMS3200XL - 2-2-2-5
DDR2
2GB (2x1GB) Twin2X XMS6400Pro - 5-5-5-12
1GB (2x512MB) Twin2X XMS5400UL - 3-2-2-8
OCZ
DDR1
2GB (2x1GB) PC3200 - Dual CH Value Series - 3-4-4-8
1GB (2x512MB) PC3200 - Dual CH Value Series - 2.5-4-4-8
1GB (2x512MB) PC3200 - EL Dual CH Gold Edition - 2-2-2-5
1GB (2x512MB) PC3500 - EL Dual CH Gold Edition GX - 2-2-2-5
1GB (2x512MB) PC4800 - EL Dual CH Elite Platinum Edition - 2.5-4-4-10
(2-2-2-5 @ DDR400)
1GB (2x512MB) PC4800 - EL Dual CH Elite Platinum Edition - 2.5-4-4-10
DDR2
2GB (2x1GB) PC2 4200 - Dual CH Value Pro Series - 4-4-4-8
1GB (2x512MB) PC2 4200 - Dual CH Value Pro Series - 4-4-4-8
1GB (2x512MB) PC2 5400 - EL Dual CH Gold Edition - 4-4-4-8
A collection of other modules
DDR1
1GB - (2x512MB) - Patriot PDC2G3200 PC3200 XBLK - 2-2-2-5
1GB (2x512MB) Mushkin XP4000 Redline - Latency unknown right now
1GB (2x512MB) G.Skill PC3200 - 2-2-2-5 (and 2.5-4-4-8 @ PC4400)
1GB (2x512MB) G.Skill F1 PC4400 - 2.5-4-4-8
DDR2
2GB (2x1GB) Mushkin XP2-6400 - 5-3-3-8
1GB - (2x512MB) - Patriot PDC21G5600 XLBK - PC5600 @ 4-3-3-12
We're going to be posing a few questions.
Is it worthwhile opting for high-priced, high-performance memory on decent Athlon 64 and Intel LGA775 platforms?
Most manufacturers make the claim that they are the best in the world but who really is?
Which memory responds best to voltages?
Is there a real difference between the manufacturers, or is it mere hyperbole?