Capcom recently released a neat benchmarking tool along-side their much anticipated beat em'up Street Fighter IV. The SFIV benchmark tool provides an accurate score accompanied by a FPS rating. This gives us a good indication of how well our memory performs in the 3D environment.
In the Street Fighter IV benchmark test, the difference between the OCZ and Mushkin memory was only very slight. Such a small range in FPS would be un-noticable to the human eye and so these two modules are pretty much on par with one another. These things aside, the OCZ still came out victorious!
Overclocking
In order to find out how well the OCZ memory can overclock to I left the voltage, and timings to default and increased the bus speed. I was able to reach the heights of 1800MHz with 100% stability. This is a brilliant overclock, and I'm sure with some extra attention the 2000MHz mark is not unrealistic.
In the Street Fighter IV benchmark test, the difference between the OCZ and Mushkin memory was only very slight. Such a small range in FPS would be un-noticable to the human eye and so these two modules are pretty much on par with one another. These things aside, the OCZ still came out victorious!
Overclocking
In order to find out how well the OCZ memory can overclock to I left the voltage, and timings to default and increased the bus speed. I was able to reach the heights of 1800MHz with 100% stability. This is a brilliant overclock, and I'm sure with some extra attention the 2000MHz mark is not unrealistic.
