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nvm mine are blue
yeap )))Quote:
Originally Posted by Splave
Got some Ripjaws 2000 C9 in today. Serial has 0640, BBSE as expected.
http://i.imgur.com/1R2E5gk.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/nL6Iy6n.jpg
Still can't do anything like 2600 8-12-8 or 9-12-9 :(
On which platform?
Asus Maximus VI Extreme + 4770KQuote:
Originally Posted by websmile
You can always try on second platform like ivy-e or 1155 if you have rig at hand, but it is very likely that these are simply not too good bbse that fail :(
Yeah, I get code 55 trying to boot 2400 8-11-8 up to 1.85v and the board doesn't seem to like to train if you go above that on voltage.
It turned out to be a crap - Powerchip T series for sure, they don't even boot at 2400MHz 8-11-8... :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by bartx
Could be Imc. I have 2666 8-11-7 blue ripjaws. A couple of my chips can't run trcd 11 other have no issues (4770ks)Quote:
Originally Posted by Shiranui Gen-An
The IMC would be able to do tRCD 11 on some ICs but not others? That's very strange.
This is Haswell :) - the big progress :rofl: - compability is issue at newer systems, because of this double checking is always good idea if possible, as mentioned above
I think much better set up good Sams D kit into rig and test it. If memory can 2600 MHz + it obviously not IMC issueQuote:
Originally Posted by websmile
F3-12800CL6T-6GBPI X-Series PSC on Asrock Z87 OC Formula, PSC tight 2400 1.85v profile.
http://i.imgur.com/gThGLkf.jpg
Dear fellas,
I have in my possession a F3-2400C9D-8GTXD (TridentX 2400 CL9-11-11-31)
Manufactured 2012 Dec. Serial number is 1252250P39xxxx (Country France (if it could affect the serial number))
It's close to the 2500 Samsung HYKO digits but not. I still wonder if it's Sammy or Hynix under the hood and i don't want to remove the heatspreader.
I have a 4670K tested IMC 3000 OK with some TeamGroup MFR SS
So far with this TridentX kit and 1,65v :
2600 CL10-13-12 1T ; SPI 32M OK
2666 CL10-13-13 1T ; SPI 32M OK
2800 CL11..........1T ; SPI 1M OK and fail to pass 32M
Any idea what IC's could it be ? If Sammy "D", what could be the 24/7 safe voltage?
Thanks.
It is not unusual, for what reason ever, that GSkill sticks sold in france and iirc in some other countries like italy for example have a letter in part of sn that indicates ics, I have seen this several times before on bbse and psc kits for example. Results and serial number 250P indicates Samsung D2gbit, Hyk0. These can take a lot of voltage for 24/7, but on the indicated 1,65v you can do nothing wrong. Max voltage for ics in Samsung whitepapaer is 1,975v iirc ^^ - because of safety reasons, IMC etc I personally would not use more than 1,75v for 24/7, but 1,65v is within warranty and should be enough for good result
Thanks websmile ;)
I'm a bit disapointed with my kit, i've seen better HYKO's here and there. At least, they perform a bit better than my ex MFR.
A part in me is telling to give them more juice for H24 ^^
IMC, IMC,.. what a dilemma.
I tought the juice for the IMC is from VCCSA, System Agent or whatever it is called by the board manufacturer. High VDIMM have an impact on IMC life ?
To be honest, this is hard to predict, just discussed this with a friend, normally Ivy IMC can take lots of vdimm without degrading, tests and benches above 2v mem voltage on air and it still lives. I don?t use high voltage on 24/7 so I can only tell from benches and tests, if you decide to use high voltage for 24/7 like 1,85v++ on your mems, be aware that there might be a risk and let us know if you have any problems in future :D.
Perfect Storm 2133C9 Elpida BBSE
http://i.imgur.com/ygh0TQi.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/ySdTDYn.jpg
Is that the kit that you linked several days ago...the one that you were threatening to buy? :)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/G-Skill-Perf...vip=true&rt=nc
Guilty as charged :p: Sadly though, they can't compare to the 2133C8 kits from my initial testing. BBSE is a strange IC.Quote:
Originally Posted by Reefa_Madness
Hope you are more lucky than I was years ago, my two triple kits failed 2133 7-9-7 on sb
2133C8 seems to be an exeption. Easy on air, crapped out with cold.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shiranui Gen-An
I don't know why this was so hard to do on Hasfail.
http://i.imgur.com/p4dT6VI.jpg
The DDR IC guide was so right, BBSE doesn't like going much over 1.80v. I miss the old days when more juice solved everything :(
Quote:
Originally Posted by Shiranui Gen-An
You bought them! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Shiranui Gen-An
At least they're beautiful... ^^
The lower-binned BDBG 1600C7 Pi kit can match or surpass them:
http://i.imgur.com/11JUaPx.jpg