agreed, but I still sipped on the kool aid:DQuote:
Originally Posted by hiwa
agreed, but I still sipped on the kool aid:DQuote:
Originally Posted by hiwa
Approved :D , i remember to pay 470eu for 2gb memories :D 6400 Cl4 HZ series.Quote:
Originally Posted by l0ud_sil3nc3
Agreed too but not as expensive as "binned" X57, x58 SB
Gskill seems to have a lot of difficulty to produce high end kit like the 19200C91110 sold out everywhere. Don't want to miss this one and i tested 16gb is overkill, 8gb is more than enough.
Hope is like good wine price increase over the time!
be sure or buy it now or u have to wait a lot for next same memores....
right now they are the fast and best SB-E memories in the planet, i never saw 8GB 2400Cl8 before.
ahhh the good old days:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by hiwa
that makes hypers look like cheap budget ram
Nice write-up mate :up:
Testing my F3-19200CL11Q kit at Cl9, they rock!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2.../12x32M_C9.jpg
oh, nice 2400 Cl11 kit there.
Great write up my friend, gives beginners a lot of hope and courage. :D
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Originally Posted by MARCO74
First test with my 19200C8 kit with 1.65v:
http://tof.canardpc.com/preview2/323...b4ffabf4a4.jpg
Sticks have green pcb like good old 17000C8 ripX kit
awesome, did u tried lower vdimm?
No just install it, i'll try this evening better timings higher and lower vdimm.
looking good, I will have some results to post later tonightQuote:
Originally Posted by pinto
pi32 C7 with 1.7vdimm
http://tof.canardpc.com/preview2/858...0de04406b3.jpg
EDIT: 7 11 7 28 1T
http://tof.canardpc.com/preview2/dff...7812cd6488.jpg
time will be better without HT but i just want to test the ram.
now we can talk about pinto :D awesome Cl7 run...
try lower VCCSA set 1.05 first for 2400 maybe u have a good cpu and can do it, but higher PLL can help :D
wow another 2400 CL6 :D cool i think i want this kit in my collection :D
pinto you have a hell of a chip:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by pinto
vccsa 1.05:D
vdimm 1.725
psc tight profile
http://i.imgur.com/kKDJN.png
vccsa 1.05
vdimm 1.65
psc loose profile
http://i.imgur.com/e9HTv.png
u guys are Gskilling right :D
Nice work guys!
I have a noob question. Am I expecting too much to find an 8gb kit to run in quad channel 2133 7-9-7 or even 7-10-7 24/7 on 1.7v or less?
I have a few 4gb kits that will do this on s1155, but unfortunately not matching kits. I just picked up a 4x2gb kit of G.Skill PI's that are running 7-10-7 28 2133mhz, but they only boot when using the Elpida Hyper profile. I dont know a lot about sub timings but they look to be loose compared to say the PSC Tight profile.
I have been using Gigabyte boards for a few years, and have just used the Extreme memory profile to set sub timings.
PIS series are 90% PSC, have to use looser timing than hypers. PSC can't be stable at 8 tRCD, try to set 11.
first try PSC loos timing and set command rate to 2T...
^Thanks.
After running s1155 for a while, its kind of hard to get excited about 8 11 8 28 2t. Maybe Im not cut out for quad channel overclocking lol.
not easy set tRCD lower than 10 or 11 on X79, we have to forget nice old tight timings :DQuote:
Originally Posted by OC Nub
Trying DominatorGT 2000 c8's. Weird issue Ive been having from the beginning on this board with hypers. It will boot fine with 8gb at 2000c8 8 8 24, or 2133 8 10 8, and pass hyperpi and other benches with no issues. But at random the board just powers off. Only way Ive been able to fix this is by setting the channel ab/cd phase control to extreme. Asked Shamino if it was safe to run this 24/7, and he said its safe 24/7, just enabling 2 phases to run all the time instead of downing to 1 phase when load is low, power savings stuff. Anyone else have this issue? Is there another setting Im missing that will help fix this?
no hypers here to test with but I have not experienced this with BBSE or PSC, what kind of vdimm are you giving them?Quote:
Originally Posted by OC Nub