Very cheap very overclockable DDR4 is available...

Those Panram kits look awesome. Shame my 32gb kit is only 2400MHz but oh well, it looks lovely.
 
Hi there

We find most DDR4 kits are all very overclockable, rather unlucky if you can't achieve 3000MHz from any kit.

Also prices have now come down so much it now makes no sense to buy the slower stuff to save just a couple of quid and is better to spend a couple quid more for some much faster and nicer looking memory.

Oh I agree, I just haven't bothered to try for more since I guessed 2666mhz with 12-11-11 timings would actually be faster. I have seen others doing 3333mhz on these with looser timings.

I really didn't spend much time overclocking it, and £109.99 3000mhz RAM is about 40% more expensive, I don't think its money well spent. I have simply set it to the settings above and just left it since then, same as I could probably do more than 4.4ghz, maybe one day i'll give it a go.
 
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Oh I agree, I just haven't bothered to try for more since I guessed 2666mhz with 12-11-11 timings would actually be faster. I have seen others doing 3333mhz on these with looser timings.

I really didn't spend much time overclocking it, and £109.99 3000mhz RAM is about 40% more expensive, I don't think its money well spent. I have simply set it to the settings above and just left it since then, same as I could probably do more than 4.4ghz, maybe one day i'll give it a go.

The 8GB Panram is Hynix IC a great overclocker.
The 16GB Panram is Samsung IC known for being the best and many people have over 4000MHz with Samsung IC.

So even though the Crucial is great, the upper OC limit is around 3400MHz if your lucky, whereas Samsung IC is pushing over 4000 when overclocked, so for some it is money worth spending. :)
 
Is there a way to tell what IC you have?

I have the white Panram 4x8gb if that's of any help.
 
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3000mhz 12-11-11 timings 1.44v

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Sorry couldn't resist :D:D
 
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