Does anyone know which 2x8gb (or 1x8gb, or 4x8gb) kits using samsung 30nm chips?
Thanks,
cirthix
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Does anyone know which 2x8gb (or 1x8gb, or 4x8gb) kits using samsung 30nm chips?
Thanks,
cirthix
hey mate just inmo
you dont need 16GB or RAM as i see you have SSD, just put the pagefile in the SSD (new SSD are not like old and u have an M4 so its new and will tolerate easy the read and write of the pagefile)
other thing is that 16GB OC aint same as using 8GB u can benefit of a nice OC with 2x4GB modules
cheers !
Sergio
I'll be using 4x8GB. Sig is out of date. Looking for sticks of ram, not people guessing how I use my system (VMs, software development, hardware development, simulations, distributed computing, serving data, and gaming simulataneously).
I don't think samsung release 8GB stick 30nm yet. Dunno about heatsinked 8GB brand ram though
why do you need samsung?
It appears that some of the new high-end 8gb sticks (gskill 2400, teamx 2133) are using samsung 30nm, was hoping to find some info about lower-end sticks which might oc decently without the heavy pricetag of a high-end kit.
FWIW, samsung sells 30nm 16GB sticks for servers (reg-ecc only).
@splave: No requirement, but their 30nm 1600-rated chips can often hit 2400, which is a pretty nice jump, and they are found in some pretty value-oriented ram, so they aren't very expensive.
Samsung has K4B4G0846B ICs, so there should be some 8GB sticks. Have a look at this page.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dumo
Alright, I checked and there are no 30nm 8GB unbuffered non-ECC sticks on that page, or did I miss them? Sorry. :(
However I don't know about high-end memory kits with 100% certainty.
Why in the world would you want 32gb of overclocked, non-ECC ram?
Because you can?:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Kain665
RipjawX 2133 C9 4x8 should be, chips are lasered though:shrug:
Why would you specifically want ECC RAM? People talk like you have all kinds of problems running that amount without error correction, but modern CPUs are made to be able to run higher amounts now days. I have used 32GB perfectly fine with no problems for months. I am thinking of even moving to x79 and running 64GB, because I can. And I can actually use all 32GB so I partly because kinda should as well.
I think Samsung K4B4G0846B ICs is Class 30nm B-die
This is Team Xtreem Dark 1600C9 8G Kit (4Gx2) and it's have Single-sided 4GB modules
http://www.uppic.org/image-9E0F_4FEF40A2.jpg
http://www.uppic.org/image-9DD4_4FEF40A2.jpg
http://www.uppic.org/image-43B5_4FEF40A2.jpg
http://www.uppic.org/image-4649_4FEF423A.jpg
http://www.uppic.org/image-30A9_4FF3BA9B.jpg
http://www.uppic.org/image-A7B2_4FF3B4EC.jpg
Sample Test Run Hyper-Pi 1M after Overclock with DRAM 1.65V
http://www.uppic.org/image-CA1E_4FEF423A.jpg
And I think this ICs same with Trident-X 2400C10 and Ripjaws-Z 2400C10 (Single-sided 4GB modules)
Thanks for info ihog:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by ihog6hog