Before we go to overclocking performances we will deal with basic details and cooling system of these modules. Modules came in 2x2GB kits with voltages, speeds and latencies marked on cooler stickers. Quality of coolers is high since those are made out of 2 aluminum peaces screwed together, which is much better solution compared to plastic clips. Coolers are painted in black with “silver” OCZ logo in the middle. Interesting fact is that modules get hot despite their low voltage setting, although these test were conducted on slightly higher temperatures than usual. Nevertheless, we decided to actively cool these modules so we can get maximum performances out of them. One silent 80mm fan was enough to cool these modules to just few degrees higher temperature that ambient.

We should emphasize that DDR2-1200 is unofficial standard, so you need to adjust FSB and memory multiplier for that specification. Results show performance levels but in this case, these results cannot be directly compared since benchmarks were conducted on different FSB, CPU and memory configurations.