Memory Speed / Bus Speed	Timings	Int Buff'd	Float Buff'd
1066MHz / 1866MHz	8-8-8-24	4663MB/s	4687MB/s
1866MHz / 1866MHz	8-8-8-24	8855MB/s	8833MB/s

     Linked is definitely the way to go as long as your CPU can run that high.

 

     Everest tests the memory in a bunch of different ways.  That's one of the reasons I like to use it.  Overall, the memory performed alright.  The latency scores are really high, but what can you expect with the memory timings.  Next up is the PCmark05's memory test.

 

 

 

 

Aquamark
Speed	Timings	Score
1066MHz / 1866MHz	8-8-8-24	79,842
1866MHz / 1866MHz	8-8-8-24	128,628

 

Conclusion

     It's great to see DDR3 coming into the price range of normal people.  Patriot has released some very fast memory.  This is the fastest default speed for memory that we've tested here at the Club.  This memory was very close to the magical 1000Mhz (DDR2000).  It would achieve that speed but at the sacrifice of CAS latency.  The memory overclocked only 55MHz (110DDR) more, but that is still better than not overclocking at all.  to be honest, I wasn't expecting the memory to have any headroom, since it was already overclocked pretty far from the factory.  Overall, The PC3-15000 from Patriot is very fast and affordable.  That is a combination that we like to see at Club Overclocker.  This memory is easily, "Club Overclocker Recommended".