Bill, do you have any news from what the memories can do with the cpu on cold? :D
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Bill, do you have any news from what the memories can do with the cpu on cold? :D
A leading question - NO DOUBT :p: I have a feeling they do well when the cpu is cold LOL :DQuote:
Originally Posted by sofos1990
yeah... a dead give away to me is the fact the model numbers are different, and the voltage on these 3x models is 1.6-1.8.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ronbo56
And what about... DDR3-2400+ 8-8-8 ? :D
CPU-Z Validator 3.1
CPU-Z Validator 3.1
Wow very nice 2400+ ! at 8 sweet :D
What voltage ?
1.67V ( DMM measured )
One of the few pictures/screenies that I saved from yesterday's session
http://i49.tinypic.com/264s2nd.jpg
1.67v :shocked::shocked: man i have got to get 3 sticks of these !!
This might be the 4gb kit of this, but seems sketchy...
http://www.ncixus.com/products/46445...%20Technology/
That's it, that's the Dual Channel kit.Quote:
Originally Posted by hoodlikegaza
My contact told me that the Dual Channel kit will be released to the public first, and after a few weeks the triple channel will also make its appearance on the shelves.
i got a set commin soon:DQuote:
Originally Posted by hoodlikegaza
will update thread
WTF that price is out of control if they can do 2400mhz cl8 stable with proper tweaking:shocked:Quote:
Originally Posted by hoodlikegaza
thats boxing day reload specialQuote:
Originally Posted by Smartidiot89
i was hopin they put in on sale lol
i was regretting i didnt but a set for 125can$
now got a set for 100can$:D
Ugh. Great price at NCIXUS but I can only order 1 set of 4GB :(
I wanted 3 of them for 12GB. ARGH!!!
Anyone know if this set at newegg is MGH-E too?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...=AX3U2000XB2G9
Part number is AX3U2000XB2G9-EF, A-Data website lists it as X Series Version 2.0... the RAM this thread is about is the X Series regular. Hrmmmm.
they could use Hypers on PR samples, but retail 2x2gb kit I have here is sure BBSE
Wow, that's lame. And you got the same model as the OP? Or was it the newegg one?Quote:
Originally Posted by proxis
oh boy same crap patriot pulled on their 2k cas8 set:mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by proxis
i should get mine soon crossin fingers
most likely Elpida BBSE - got 10x2GB A-Data 2000X tested http://i4memory.com/f83/12gb-data-20...testing-20350/Quote:
Originally Posted by proxis
Got mine 2 x 2GB set today :)
Part number is AX3U2000XB2G9-2X, first test will be on Maximus Extreme, then after new year on P55. We will se what this ram can do not only on new platforms
eva2000
@#$(*%! No words...:eek2:
Your sticks are different you have hypers. The ones I had (sent back to the egg for a refund), were only 124.99 a set. That is way too cheap for hypers. They would only boot with the specified timings of 9-9-9-24, any thing else my system would not even boot. I should have jumped on the ADATA 2133's from memoryC but I already purchased the dominator GT's.:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by eva2000
definately bbse not hypers
and doesnt like volts over 1.75v
cant get 2k cas 8 or cas 9 on rex
i think they will do 2k cas8 on p55 will be testin
Almost the same like mine, max volts 1.75, max freq for benching 1920MHz Cl7. 2k :rolleyes: maybe on P55/X58, for 24/7 on x38 16XXMHz 6-7-6-16.Quote:
Originally Posted by zsamz_
Both BBSE & MGH-E should scale with voltage, and work at 1.8V+ just fine, and if I'm reading things right you're trying them on X38/X48 which might be the issue for the limited frequencies.
A lot of BBSE's can hit DDR3-2300+ C8/9 on X58/P55, so try them on a P55/X58 mobo before reaching into conclusions.
For the chips now, I think you'll have to be lucky to pick MGH-E kits because A-data was sending kits with the same p/n months ago with BBSE chips and they recently switched to MGH-E's.
I'll send my contact an e-mail and see if there's a way to identify the chips without opening the package.