Eco .... 1600 Cl7 :d

the ECO series is about one thing and that is performance with low voltage, and that is what GSKILL are aiming for, they have to do it well and we are glad to say they did.

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MB - Biostar T5 XE
CPU - Core i7 860(ES) stock air
RAM - G.SKILL ECO 1600 at 1857MHz CL7 8-7-24 1.54v(lowest we can set)
VGA - Radeon HD 4850

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MB - Biostar T5 XE
CPU - Core i7 860(ES) stock air
RAM - G.SKILL ECO 1600 at 2000MHz CL7 8-7-24 1.6v
VGA - Radeon HD 4850
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MB - Biostar T5 XE
CPU - Core i7 860(ES) stock air
RAM - G.SKILL ECO 1600 at 1600MHz CL6 7-6-24 1.54v(lowest we can set)
VGA - Radeon HD 4850
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MB - Biostar T5 XE
CPU - Core i7 860(ES) stock air
RAM - G.SKILL ECO 1600 at 2100MHz CL9 9-9-24 1.54v(lowest we can set)
VGA - Radeon HD 4850
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We love to see that GSKILL are stretching their legs when it comes to overclocking RAM
and we have to say this is the one to get ;)

Nice results man:up:

Will you try these on an AMD platform perhaps?:D

Lol, whats inside those rams? Low-cost Elpida Hyper? :D

lol ... low cost :D?

i don't think, 1600cl7 @ 1.35v i think is possible only with good ics...

is this expensive?

Very nice! ~21k 06` is ok with 4850?

The frecuencys achieved are very good , but still in Everest you should have better scores..See if you have B2B CAS DELAY DISABLED in bios , or disabled it with memset, you will have much better results..
And also try with a higher BKCL 200 in raport 2:10 = 2000.
Here with i achieved with a 50$ kit.-KVR1333D3N9K2/2G
BKCL 222 , 3.996GHZ, 1776 CL 8-9-8-21 -B2B CAS DELAY DISABLED:)

Nice runs bro
Eco costs lower than 100eu in some european shop
i mounted them in my daily use pc 910 7-8-7-21 1.56 LinX stable :D

hiwa
Mate, run Win MemTest 3.9 instead of linpack :)

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hiwa
Mate, run Win MemTest 3.9 instead of linpack :)

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the reason i use Linx is just caz i think 90% of normal users don't use their memory @ 100% and 2gb testing is enought for our Stable daily use pc
maybe i am wrong :yepp:

hiwa
Yes. You are wrong. Linpack doesn`t stress RAM a lot. You can be stable with linpack but not with memtest.

hm I was run 5 loops of memtest and after boot to W7 and start linx, memory was not stable :confused:
memtest is not the best tester for ram I think.

borec
USE WINDOWS MEMTEST 4.0 ! Not DOS !
Click

ok THX. I´ll test later :)

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hiwa
Mate, run Win MemTest 3.9 instead of linpack :)

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mm
Linx as i setted Stress 2Gb memory, it's enough for me and i think 95% of users no?

LinX 1820 7-8-7-24 1.56 20 Run passed

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Guys, one more time: Linpack doesn`t stress RAM hard. The most stressful utility for RAM is Windows Memtest 4.0.
In defferent words: you can be stable at linpack but not stable in MemTest4.0

one more time :D Memtest stress 100% memory but linx @ max just 2gb
we don't need stress our memories @ 100% caz we don't use them @ max 100%, maybe just render video, 3dmax render etc can use memory @ 100%
but for gaming and normal pc use we don't need stress them @ 100% with memtest, Linx it's enough :D

Stable enough for me and on AMD to boot.......

Seems to be consistent on more than one motherboard.

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very nice chew*

i will start to play with new Biostar TA785G3 HD
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but i have some hard work to do,my computer locks up and wont boot at CL7

Criminal,

Note ram dividers I used and try again. ;)

For c6 drop to even lower ;)

Any questions just PM me, it took me a while to figure it out but these sticks are rocking now.

Review will be posted later on today.

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Criminal,

Note ram dividers I used and try again. ;)

For c6 drop to even lower ;)

Any questions just PM me, it took me a while to figure it out but these sticks are rocking now.

Review will be posted later on today.

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many thanks Chew and cant wait to read your review :D

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and i think its time to try some unlocked C3 ^^

Np man, I like to help :)

I found that about 1.58-1.60v max so give it a shot, sticks can handle it but don't like any more. ;)

Hmmm .... It looks to me something like Elpida BBSE .

Any chance of testing a triple channel kit ???? :)

pcicriminal, good cas6 speed.. is it 1,6v?

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Np man, I like to help :)

I found that about 1.58-1.60v max so give it a shot, sticks can handle it but don't like any more. ;)

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yes i see,that 1600CL7 ECO scales very well on AMD i just need to tweak a bit more to get 1600 CL6 stable
thanks again

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Hmmm .... It looks to me something like Elpida BBSE .

Any chance of testing a triple channel kit ???? :)

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i dunno know what IC it have ,but yes ,seems to be BBSE

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pcicriminal, good cas6 speed.. is it 1,6v?

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sorry i forgot to post voltages ,its 1.59v and cpu was working under -8c

Nice.. these are the new 40nm Elpidas, no?