i put the ebay link in post 223 above this one for youQuote:
Originally Posted by Johnny87au
here it is again though.
heres a link to the ebay store.
gigworld-super talent memory
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i put the ebay link in post 223 above this one for youQuote:
Originally Posted by Johnny87au
here it is again though.
heres a link to the ebay store.
gigworld-super talent memory
It's suprising how much stock of Elpida Hyper Super-Talent has. They've already sold a ton of these, and half their kits went out of stock, yet they are now BACK in stock.
I noticed the 2000 CL7 are now gone so maybe they binned those to keep the 2200 CL8 in stock. :shrug:
thanks mate, i found theseQuote:
Originally Posted by radaja
"Super Talent Speed Series DDR3-2000 6GB (3x2GB) CL7 " for $250 , What do you think?
Yes those are amazing buy them :D They are as good if not better than the 2200 CL8Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnny87au
How do they go against the kingstons i think they are, and the corsair gt's? say the corsair 2000's gt's
They are as good as the 2000 GT's, as for the kingstons you'd have to give us the model. I'm currently reviewing the kit @ CAS 6 for Techreaction.net...
Both use the same IC's right ? the gt's & Super talents..... Which kit you reviewing mate? How well do the kingston hyper X scale compare with these dimms
Yes, both use the "fixed" Hyper MGH-E.Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnny87au
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The Super Talent 2200 CL8 kit.
I'm testing voltage scaling from 1.5v to 1.6v then 1.65v and 1.7v at 6-6-6-18 1T.
Nice, Can you PM me final results/timings/speed etc? :up:
Sure. But the mini-review will be up probably tomorrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnny87au
thanks mate
excellent find my friend:up: cl7 FTW:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Johnny87au
Excellent link my friend:up: .. Wouldnt of found it without you heheQuote:
Originally Posted by radaja
Preliminary article:
http://www.techreaction.net/?p=7685
Not finished with testing yet.
Put the UD7 up for sale on evil-Bay and grabbed a(nother) P6X58D-Premium. Initial testing still shows I can't get DDR3-2000 7-8-7 or 7-7-7 8x HyperPi 32M stable on stock 1.66v when running 166BCLK 2:12 or 200BCLK 2:10 ("Not Exact in Round" errors). This is using either my proper STT PC3-16000 C7 kit or the three PC3-17600 C8 sticks. Lowering to 8-8-8 I was able to drop my VTT to 1.45v however for 8x 32M stability.
Time for RMA?
It's weird, they pass Memtest with no problems but not 8x HyperPi 32M at 1.66v at those settings mentioned above. More testing will have to be done...
Finally got my hands on a decent 920, can wait to test my C8 2000mhz kit and see what they will do. Hoping they will best my Perfect storm kit.
Memtest doesn't stress memory or uncore properly:down:.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shiranui Gen-An
If something errors out in LinX/Hyper Pi/Prime95 at 5th minutes, it probably takes a few hours to error out in Memtest.
Web browsing is more effeicient than Memtest:D.
yes memtest not too good for mem testing I think. Better Hyper Pi for a quickie or Lynx/Prime for longer test
i dunno, linx stresses your memory so hard out that you wont ever stress your ram that far when encoding/gaming etc etc, I think memtest should be fine tbh..
What about the Super Talent Project X 2000C7 that are selled in 2gb modules for U$s99. on EBAY?
Are these the same as the Speed series?
yes they are the same, and honestly i dont think they are even binned differently
that is normal Shiranui happened to me, hyper will go down if lower vcore, mch, vdimm or anything i told this many times when testing for stabilty but hyperpi is not considered a good stability test, but for me is very good for memQuote:
Originally Posted by Shiranui Gen-An
Cheers
Sergio
Yeah, I literally can tell no difference between my 3x2GB DDR3-2000 C7 kit and my three individual sticks of DDR3-2200 C8.Quote:
Originally Posted by crazydiamond