any rough idea when they might be ready? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kasparz
any rough idea when they might be ready? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kasparz
Kits will be retail ready and available in more EU shops next month. If you have some large well known computer shop, you can always help. Some kits are available in local shop where I'm working.
Are you shipping to Portugal?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kasparz
are you shipping to UK?
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Originally Posted by DMH
you can order from Com-Discount if Kasparz can't help you. This shop ships to UK and Portugal.Quote:
Originally Posted by F.stop
Cheers :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by jugeen
Can someone run Everest and post a screen of results?
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Originally Posted by Kasparz
thanks Kasparz good prices on this site :)
any knowledge of the eXceleram parts- ddr3 1600 blue modules? cheap price
Exceleram have D9JNL or D9JNM. They are definitely cheaper than D9GTR/GTS, but lots of boards don't love JNL/JNM, and they won't work with tight timings.
I will test Samsung modules asap. Samsungs are also ones that can hit 2Ghz, and price is cheaper than D9GTR. But really, if you want maximum performance out of DDR3, D9GTR/GTS is one to get.
I see, in that case i wont buy them.. i have a question for you, i am wondering which rams to use with asus evolution board running 4.0 - 4.2 qx9770, my thoughts atm are either gskill 2x2gb 1600 hz (gts chips) then oclock them or the 2x2gb csx 2000. price is not too different. not sure, g skill is good quality part and works well with this board.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kasparz
what do you think :shrug:
which companies are using samsung ic in their high end parts actually
Afaik OCZ, Corsair use samsungs in their high end parts. Don't know about others yet.
If you use Intel chipset board, you won't get 2GHz with 2GBx2 combination. CSX is rated higher, it have tight timings, it is guaranteed to run even at 2.1Vdimm. CSX have actually highest rated DDR3 speed/timing combination for 4GB kit. Choice is yours, i have used few G.Skill memory myself, and it's great too.
there is no gskill 2x2gb 1600 hz with gts chips afaik. if i am wrong i am sorry.Quote:
Originally Posted by F.stop
your right, csx 2000 is good value and timings are top aswell compared to expensive corsair ram.
I think the gskill is the one for me then with the gts microns should fly, hope to get to 1800
So max. voltage covered by warranty is 2.125V?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kasparz
Yes.
this one, F3-12800CL7D-4GBHZ is the one thats on gts i believe jugeenQuote:
Originally Posted by jugeen
I ordered the 4GB CSX kit, id rather pay a bit more to sure to have D9GTR than gamble on another set wich could be GTS :yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by F.stop
Its to expensive to gamble on this :D
good point but im pretty sure gskill kit is gts, however they will be moving to jn on kits for cost savings...
I won't take anything less than the best after my ocz debacle.Quote:
Originally Posted by F.stop
They sucked ass on my dfi x48 and gave me 2 weeks of hell :shakes: no more d9jnl based sticks for me :rofl:
no shipping to USA :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Kasparz
the 2000MHz 4gb kit looks like a winner
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Originally Posted by SmokeyTheBandit
i like gskill but i might still get this kit.
post back with your results if you get csx
ive got today 1pcs of retail 2GB CSX 2000 kit (GTR), will see some results soon...
good stuff, are you benching this kit on 790i and x48