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6GB Corsair Dominator GT 2000Mhz 7-8-7-20 Review Summary
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Thank you very much for the test mate.
A thing, what is the maximum frequency at 1,65V? with 1,65V can you push again the timing?
Thank you again
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Nice Job eva!
Curious why you chose the DFI for memory testing. Though it is the best memory clocking board out there it typically requires a few more volts than others. I'm wondering if the memory would require less volts for same results on a different board. I discovered this when I used same memory cpu on classified board or rampage II gene as I did with my DFI.
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canna1988
Thank you very much for the test mate.
A thing, what is the maximum frequency at 1,65V? with 1,65V can you push again the timing?
Thank you again
Just looking at the chart I would guess maximum frequency @ 1.65v was 1020Mhz. I'm sure the chart reflects what MHz he was at before more voltage was necessary.
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Thanks guys.. yeah the scaling chart pretty much tells the story - remember this is for not just single 32m pi stable but 8x 32m hyper pi, linx and 3dvantage stable as well. I can do 1024mhz 7-8-7-20 1T at 1.65v for single Super Pi 32M, didn't test linx stability at the time though.
I chose DFI as it's the first and only X58 board I had access to at the time I started testing. Corsair Dominator GTs were also my first set of proper triple channel memory I got too so first love pairing really :D
Didn't have access to other X58 boards until much later, Gigabyte X58-UD4P and DFI JR X58-T3H6 came later. Have started testing DFI JR X58-T3H6 and only recently got back into touch with someone from Asus - so hopefully Asus X58 boards will come too :D
Not sure how other boards fair for vdimm requirement wise. DFI UT X58 for me overvolts 0.005v more so 1.65v set bios = 1.655v vdimm. Cstkl1 reported his EVGA Classified while normal at idle, but overvolts voltage under load 1.65v set = 1.68v real. I guess in due time when I start to play with other X58 boards, I'll be able to properly compare voltages required :)
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My classified really overvolts on ram even at idle. Whatever is set in bios is over .05v in windows. If one is not careful or doesn't measure you can quickly kill ram on evga classified. Looking forward to Asus sending you a board. Maybe Rampage II Gene for head to head compare. They'd like that;)
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Nice work eva :up:, heading over to i4memory to read the rest.
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killer set of ram you have there eva.. seems like for ram clocking fun the dfi x58 board is the way to go
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Thanks guys - yup ram clocking is alot of fun on DFI UT X58 and from prelim tests on DFI JR X58 same :D
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The Nemesis
My classified really overvolts on ram even at idle. Whatever is set in bios is over .05v in windows. If one is not careful or doesn't measure you can quickly kill ram on evga classified. Looking forward to Asus sending you a board. Maybe Rampage II Gene for head to head compare. They'd like that;)
0.05v is quite alot especially if you set CPU VTT low too so it goes beyond 0.5v difference from VDIMM :eek:
My eye is on Asus P6T WS Pro hehe - fingers crossed :D
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Originally Posted by
The Nemesis
My classified really overvolts on ram even at idle. Whatever is set in bios is over .05v in windows. If one is not careful or doesn't measure you can quickly kill ram on evga classified. Looking forward to Asus sending you a board. Maybe Rampage II Gene for head to head compare. They'd like that;)
I noticed that too + .04v-.05v for me too on Classified...
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So for a dominator GT 1866 cl7 set running 3d vantage stable at 1000mhz 1,64v is pretty good?? (mine does that)
2000 isn't much better i think, but way more expensive.
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Rol-Co
So for a dominator GT 1866 cl7 set running 3d vantage stable at 1000mhz 1,64v is pretty good?? (mine does that)
2000 isn't much better i think, but way more expensive.
Yeah with good cpu and board 1866C7 > 2000C7 ain't out of reach. With 2000C7 i'd be aiming for 2200-2300 :D
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eva2000
Yeah with good cpu and board 1866C7 > 2000C7 ain't out of reach. With 2000C7 i'd be aiming for 2200-2300 :D
my $70 Hypers did 2142 C7 with 1.8v w/ Classified - you think I could go a bit higher on the volts ? lol
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Very nice review George!:up:
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TheGoat Eater
my $70 Hypers did 2142 C7 with 1.8v w/ Classified - you think I could go a bit higher on the volts ? lol
ah but 3x1GB not 3x2GB :) I hear the mushkin later stock not elpida hyper anymore though!
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over@locker886
Very nice review George!:up:
thanks :)
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Woah.. that's a LOT of work eva
Very nice review :up:
I just can't imagine how much you love reviewing / tweaking memory.
And the hours spent to them..
:bows:
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eva2000
ah but 3x1GB not 3x2GB :) I hear the mushkin later stock not elpida hyper anymore though!
What are they using then? Would this mean the Mushkin would not die like the hypers?
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1,63 on VTT :eek:
Very nice Corsair :up:
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gondezz
Woah.. that's a LOT of work eva
Very nice review :up:
I just can't imagine how much you love reviewing / tweaking memory.
And the hours spent to them..
:bows:
thanks.. yup i do love playing with memory (as my forum user title states) :D
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Star_Hunter
What are they using then? Would this mean the Mushkin would not die like the hypers?
Elpida non-hyper ics for newer Mushkin if you read http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=226800
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Sav
1,63 on VTT :eek:
Very nice Corsair :up:
yeah benched with max 1.63-1.65v cpu vtt for past 4+ months with DFI UT X58 and GT kit :D
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George,
What happened to your single-stage? Do you have any plans for introducing it to your Core i7 setup? I want to see some 2300+ action, man :D
Thanks for great CL7 results! :toast:
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Thanks :)
My Kayl 1/4HP only has LGA775/s939 mounting right now so no 1366 socket action - still deciding between buying Kayl's 1366 mount/evap enclosure kit versus getting Kayl to build me a new more powerful SS or even cascade. Funnily enough 2x Kayl cascades came on the market on OCAU forums but both were bought very quickly by other members on my forums at i4memory.com - so missed out LOL
For now it's water and air :D