At its 
highest setting, Ultra quality, texture sizes pass the 500MB mark which means 
even tomorrow's videocards will have a hard time running everything. The frame 
rates in the game itself are locked at 60 fps so anything above that point is 
wasted. Each test is run three times with the third run being 
recorded.
  
  
    | Doom 3 | 
  
    | LQ 640x480 | FPS | Ranking | 
  
    | 2x 1024MB Super Talent T800UX2GC4 (200/800) | 184.1 |    | 
  
    | 2x 1024MB Patriot PDC22G800+XBLK (200/800) | 183.8 |    | 
  
    | 2x 1024MB Corsair CM2X1024-6400C4 (200/800) | 183.7 |    | 
  
    | 2x 1024MB Corsair CM2X1024-6400C3 (200/800) | 184.6 |    | 
  
    | 2x 1024MB OCZ PC2-7200 Platinum SLI (200/800) | 186.5 |    | 
  
    | 2x 512MB SyncMax PC2-5300 Express (200/622) | 169.4 |    | 
  
    | 2x 512MB SyncMax PC2-6400 Express (200/800) | 182.4 |    | 
  
    | 2x 512MB SyncMax PC2-6400 Express (266/1064) | 183.2 |    | 
The faster memory speed of the overclocked tests 
makes up for the slower clocked processor. Other modules at stock speeds handle about the same 
however.
Quake 4 is the latest shooter from ID and is based 
on the Doom 3 engine. Tweaked to for more eye candy, Quake 4 promises to be 
tougher on videocards and systems than its predecessor was. Quake 4 also does 
not have a 60 fps limiter like Doom 3, with the Ultra setting, graphic textures 
can surpass the 500MB mark!
  
  
    | Quake 4 | 
  
    | LQ 640x480 Custom Demo | FPS | Ranking | 
  
    | 2x 1024MB Super Talent T800UX2GC4 (200/800) | 182.8 |    | 
  
    | 2x 1024MB Patriot PDC22G800+XBLK (200/800) | 183.2 |    | 
  
    | 2x 1024MB Corsair CM2X1024-6400C4 (200/800) | 184.1 |    | 
  
    | 2x 1024MB Corsair CM2X1024-6400C3 (200/800) | 187.1 |    | 
  
    | 2x 1024MB OCZ PC2-7200 Platinum SLI (200/800) | 182.6 |    | 
  
    | 2x 512MB SyncMax PC2-5300 Express (200/622) | 173.6 |    | 
  
    | 2x 512MB SyncMax PC2-6400 Express (200/800) | 180.6 |    | 
  
    | 2x 512MB SyncMax PC2-6400 Express (266/1064) | 181.7 |    | 
At stock speeds the SynMax PC2-6400 Express does pretty well for itself, 
and it's very noticeably faster than the PC2-5300 module.
In Battlefield 2, players will choose to fight for 
one of three military superpowers: the United States, the Chinese, or the newly 
formed Middle East Coalition. Armed with the latest modern weaponry, players can 
take control of any of the games 30+ vehicles to engage in major conflicts with 
over 64 players in some of the largest online battles on the PC. Test is run 
five times, which will then be averaged with the highest and 
lowest runs disregarded, settings are high quality at 1024x768.
  
  
    | Battlefield 2 | 
  
    | HQ 1024x768: | FPS | Ranking | 
  
    | 2x 1024MB Super Talent T800UX2GC4 (200/800) | 362.148 |    | 
  
    | 2x 1024MB Patriot PDC22G800+XBLK (200/800) | 371.478 |    | 
  
    | 2x 1024MB Corsair CM2X1024-6400C4 (200/800) | 375.636 |    | 
  
    | 2x 1024MB Corsair CM2X1024-6400C3 (200/800) | 378.415 |    | 
  
    | 2x 1024MB OCZ PC2-7200 Platinum SLI (200/800) | 373.018 |    | 
  
    | 2x 512MB SyncMax PC2-5300 Express (200/622) | 288.475 |    | 
  
    | 2x 512MB SyncMax PC2-6400 Express (200/800) | 303.474 |    | 
  
    | 2x 512MB SyncMax PC2-6400 Express (266/1064) | 312.249 |    | 
We see some nice gains going from DDR2-667 memory to 
DDR2-800. Overclocking does boost framerates but not significantly.In 
Battlefield 2, memory capacity is the major influencer of how 
the game handles - 2GB is generally the minimum. Now let's see where the SyncMAX PC2-6400 
Express memory sits with regard to its overclocking and latency figures....