[HwX] OCZ ReaperX HPC Enhanced Bandwidth DDR3-1333 6-5-5 2048MB Kit

Yesterday I get my Christmas gift to myself ;)

2 Gig of OCZ ReaperX HPC DDR3-1333 6-5-5
I ordered this mem in hope for Micron D9GTR Chips

The Mem looks very fine and the Heatpipes do there work great!

http://www.hardwarextreme.de/joomla/...1333/1_800.jpg

http://www.hardwarextreme.de/joomla/...1333/2_800.jpg

http://www.hardwarextreme.de/joomla/...1333/3_800.jpg

http://www.hardwarextreme.de/joomla/...1333/4_800.jpg

http://www.hardwarextreme.de/joomla/...1333/5_800.jpg

http://www.hardwarextreme.de/joomla/...1333/6_800.jpg

But the best!

http://www.hardwarextreme.de/joomla/...rX1333/spd.jpg
(look at Manufracture)

The Mem has Micron Chips under the HS :eek:

In hope for some good results arround 1600 oder 1700 CL7 I test the memory yesterday and today.

My face make this :shocked: if I see these nice results on my rig.

Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6700 watercooled
Gigabyte P35T-DQ6 no mod
2 Gig OCZ ReaperX HPC DDR3-1333
PoV 8800 GT VCore modded watercooled
2x320 Gig Samsung 16 MB Cache RAID0
WinXP SP2 no Tweakes

1700 MHz | 6-5-5-24 | 2,14 V
32m Stable

http://www.hardwarextreme.de/joomla/...3_1700_800.jpg


1800 MHz | 7-6-5-24 | 1,92 V
32m Stable


http://www.hardwarextreme.de/joomla/...3_1800_800.jpg

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=288756

€dit:

1900 MHz | 7-6-5-24 | 2,18 V
1m Stable

http://www.hardwarextreme.de/joomla/...8001900hp2.jpg


Little Update with 790i

http://www.hardwarextreme.de/dave/Ex...000-876-19.jpg

Only 1,9 V set in BIOS

Nice, especially DDR3-1800 7-6-5-24 with just 1,92 V. :yepp:

Looks really good :).

Keep pushing it.

did you try more volts?
especially with 655 im curious if you can get more :D

the heatspreaders look nice... same screw-clamp mechanism we use, seems like everybody is copying it now :P
the heatpipes look nice, can you fit two sticks next to each other or do the heatpipes block each other?
did you take the heatspreaders off? im curious if the heatpipes make direct contact with the memory chips.

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Originally Posted by saaya

did you try more volts?
especially with 655 im curious if you can get more :D

the heatspreaders look nice... same screw-clamp mechanism we use, seems like everybody is copying it now :P
the heatpipes look nice, can you fit two sticks next to each other or do the heatpipes block each other?
did you take the heatspreaders off? im curious if the heatpipes make direct contact with the memory chips.

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I didn't try more Volts today but in the following week I will do this definatly ;)

I can't fit two sticks next to each other the Heatpipes will block.
I didn't remove the HS but from the side you see that the HPs have direct contact to the Chips.

score is nice :D but this HS is very ugly :(

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Originally Posted by Fatalbert

score is nice :D but this HS is very ugly :(

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I think the HS is the most beautiful what you can get
and the HS is not only beautiful, ths HS works great!

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Originally Posted by Kabauterman

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I think the HS is the most beautiful what you can get
and the HS is not only beautiful, ths HS works great!

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it is my opinion ;)

first reaper's have better HS and they works too :D

but most important isn't how they look like but how good they works :D

Hmm, it looks like someone goofed up on the SPD there. No worries about the RAM though. We can help you flash the SPD properly if you like.

Damn...kabauterman wish me luck man! you're so * lucky! :D
Pretty nice kit there.

@Andy:
Is it normal to find D9GTR ICs on these kits ?

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Originally Posted by BenchZowner

Damn...kabauterman wish me luck man! you're so * lucky! :D
Pretty nice kit there.

@Andy:
Is it normal to find D9GTR ICs on these kits ?

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I think there is many room to get better Scores but my CPU dosn't goes higher :shakes:

the question to andy I will ask too ;)

If there are Micron's on each of this Kits this will be a secret tip to get cheaper and very fast DDR3 Mem.

no kidding you are lucky Kabauterman, those clocks are damn impressive for a PC3-14400 kit let alone a for 'budget' PC3-10666 sticks. nice find and good luck with them...who would have guessed Micron on those guys.

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Originally Posted by saaya

did you try more volts?
especially with 655 im curious if you can get more :D

the heatspreaders look nice... same screw-clamp mechanism we use, seems like everybody is copying it now :P
the heatpipes look nice, can you fit two sticks next to each other or do the heatpipes block each other?
did you take the heatspreaders off? im curious if the heatpipes make direct contact with the memory chips.

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Please don't ask our customers to break warranty and posssibly kill their memory.

Sheesh, Tony, that was part of their marketing strategy.
Over wise nice memory and heatspreader is looking better than old Reapers due to dual heatpipe and alu fins.

we use a TIM that sets like concrete, if anyone tries to pull the heatspreaders off I almost guarantee you will pull IC's off also.

The heatpipes touch the IC's and yes on some boards you may find the heatspreaders are too thick for the dimms to fit side by side.

We have also released an 8GB kit with the same IC's but featuring standard spreaders for those who like 8GB ;)

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Sheesh, Tony, that was part of their marketing strategy.

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LOL had to laugh at that one...seriously though I don't talk about Cell shock and I sure don't ask (suggest) their customers break the warranty on their modules.

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Originally Posted by 3oh6

no kidding you are lucky Kabauterman, those clocks are damn impressive for a PC3-14400 kit let alone a for 'budget' PC3-10666 sticks. nice find and good luck with them...who would have guessed Micron on those guys.

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this will be definatly no budget sticks ;) 270 € is only a little cheaper that the "highend" mem

I pray for Micron and I will be Heard ;)

@ Tony:

TIM?
It isn't possible to pull of the HS?
thats bad but good to know

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Originally Posted by Kabauterman

(look at Manufracture)

The Mem has Micron Chips under the HS :eek:

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It seems Tony simply forgot to hide a real Manufacturer ID in the original SPD image from Micron :D

That is not a reason to worry, because Crucial leaves Micron’s Manufacturer ID sometimes too.

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Originally Posted by Tony

Please don't ask our customers to break warranty and posssibly kill their memory.

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ahhh you got me man... my plan was to make him fry that memory to annoy you, i was working out this perfect plan for months, but damn, you caught me... :lol:
seriously tony, its christmas/new year, i would have expected you to be less grumpy in this season :P

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Originally Posted by Tony

seriously though I don't talk about Cell shock and I sure don't ask (suggest) their customers break the warranty on their modules.

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good for you :up:

would you mind showing me where i asked him to break his warranty?

It's new year's eve guys...chill out.
And we all know we're not 13yrs old kids to fool around :D

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Originally Posted by Tony

if anyone tries to pull the heatspreaders off I almost guarantee you will pull IC's off also.

The heatpipes touch the IC's and yes on some boards you may find the heatspreaders are too thick for the dimms to fit side by side.

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are you serious? :rolleyes:
i'm planning to use 8Gb ReaperX DDR2 on X38 board, cooling with MIPS RAM Freezer, and hope to run them near 1100MHz with 2.1-2.2V.
http://www.ncix.com/products/index.p...nufacture=MIPS <- this one
so i need to pull the heatspreaders off, and i even agree with loosing warranty.
what would you recommend?

hmmmm maybe ocz can remove the heatspreaders for you...
or maybe on the reaperx ddr2 the heatspreaders arent glued on so you can remove them?
but this is a bit offtopic, id recommend you to pm tony andyocz or ryderocz, im sure they can help you :)

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Originally Posted by rioja

are you serious? :rolleyes:
i'm planning to use 8Gb ReaperX DDR2 on X38 board, cooling with MIPS RAM Freezer, and hope to run them near 1100MHz with 2.1-2.2V.
http://www.ncix.com/products/index.p...nufacture=MIPS <- this one
so i need to pull the heatspreaders off, and i even agree with loosing warranty.
what would you recommend?

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Tony works for OCZ Technology rioja ;)
If you really want to lose your warranty by opening up the HS...you need to remove the screws ( obviously! :D ) and heat them up with a hair dryer to about 113F/45C and then progressively "remove" the heatspreaders with the help of a flat-head screwdriver...real slow.

Hmmm, sorry to further hijack this thread but I bought the PC2-6400 ReaperX HPC Enhanced Bandwidth 4GB Dual Channel kit over the weekend and was hoping to remove the HS from the modules so I could run the RAM in two slots that are side by side.

Seems I screwed up there if the HS won't come off without ripping the ICs off!

hmmm maybe you can slightly bend the fins of the heatpipes so they kinda slide into each other like a zip? ask the ocz guys, they should know a trick or two :)

Those sticks is really impressive and it is a really good kit you have there 1800 with that volt, either good gtr og normal/good gts.

Keep pushing it.