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Hey loc.o done playing with your sticks :) ?
SPi 2.8v, Valid 3v, normal air cooling.
wow :eek: I am impressed with all the adventurous folks pumping crazy amounts of voltage into the D9s. I actually have 4 x 1gb of the double sided (older) D9GMH PC2-8500 sticks that were able to do 5-5-5-15 1240mhz with 2.15v, but they aren't being used now. This thread has sparked my interest and I may do some suicide runs. Sad thing is, that I don't want to get single sided garbage from crucial in return.
Probably the best DDR2 ever made. Pay attention not to kill them, it would be a pity to kill such good ram, as, of course, they don't make them like they used to :)
those are my thoughts exactly. currently i am running Mushkin Redlines 2x2 so the ballistix are on the shelf.Quote:
Originally Posted by Monstru
funny thing is that I have some Team Xtreem Ram 4 x 1gb (D9GMH) that clock as high as the ballistix, but have better, read, write, and latency times. Too much ram laying around, need more systems. :)
isn't that true of everything nowadays??? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Monstru
question for the elite overclockers here....how many runs at xtreme voltages can you do before your ram starts to tell you that you need to make funeral arrangements?
It depends,no one can tell you for sure.
Old Team Xtreem's also clock very good ;)
I'm about to buy Ballistix 8500 from an ebayer, I've already asked if it is double or single sided ram, and he send me the part number saying it is a double sided kit. Is there a way to figure out if its really double sided just with the pn?
16fd5 is verry good 2.03v 1200+Quote:
Originally Posted by kimchupa
I can tell you that I've never run mine past 2.2v and I'll be going through my third RMA soon enough, :banana: crucial.Quote:
Originally Posted by onelivestarfish
You should be able to tell if it is double/single sided with the PN, find it outQuote:
Originally Posted by kimchupa
I received my single sided 8500's from my RMA, they worked at stock, overclocked a bit but nothing special especially with my IP35 pro's crappy dividers. I was busy for a couple days and came back and now my computer is completely unstable, from my testing one of the sticks are already dying, WTF. I'm done with crucial.
I've contacted with Crucial and they verified me the part number as a double side kit Thankyou MQuote:
Originally Posted by MikalCarbine
conroe? wolfdale? :stick: :DQuote:
Originally Posted by onelivestarfish
That was OT. To make up for it, I finally broke 11 sec in Pi 1M!! :rocker:
http://www.hwbot.org/signature.img?iid=121529
Few days ago I made my brother who lives in the USA buy me 2 pair of these :
http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-CRUCIAL-BALL...QQcmdZViewItem
16FD5 should be great , right ?! :p:
I paid 94$ for the 4x1GB sticks , is that good ?
my 2 sets of 16fd5 do 1230mhz WITH 2.03V:DQuote:
Originally Posted by minaelromany
4X1 need 2,09v:)
I had a set of Tracers die, really fast for 9 months. They died shortly after lowering voltage a notch. Funny thing was the light show was still working, even reacting to Alt+Ctrl+Del during post.
This is awesome news :clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by zsamz_
Currently I have A-Data EE 1066+ which can do 1130 5.5.5.15 @1.89v :D
The Ballistix will be here later next month .
I also may get another set that is 16FD3 ;)
you should be looking into powerchips lol look what mine can doQuote:
Originally Posted by minaelromany
redline 8000 2x2;)
Awesome numbers :up:
This is the best that I can do :(
i would not trust crucial to send you double sided stixQuote:
Originally Posted by LaMpiR
if you really want some try getting old stock
Anyone know where I can get some dual sideds? Or sticks that can do nearly as well? Something like 1200 @ 2.1v or 1200c4 @ 2.4v or so?
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=189455Quote:
Originally Posted by I34z1k
i have a set of patriot DDR2 800 at 1200 MHz @ 5-5-5-15Quote:
Originally Posted by minaelromany
this kit actually http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820220071