G.Skill Ripjaws DDR3-2000 CL9 2GB x2 - 2000MHz kits under 100$!!??

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Originally Posted by hiwa

i think the best way to know is test them
any powerchip can do 2000 cl8 with 1.65/8 ? i think no maybe chew can help us here
if u can't take off HS try boot @ 2000 cl8 or 2200 cl9 @ a normal voltage if they handle this freq means the are BBSE @ 80%

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Good Binned Power chips( etc I bought a couple sets ) run hot on AMD platforms, they need to be undervolted, they max at around 1680 7-7-7....obviously looser is worse on AMD so i didn't bother.

They do rather well 6-6-6 1333, had them to 1400.......undervolted.

A buddy of mine has the ripjaws 1600 cl 7, not so lucky. Refuse to run rated specs of 7-7-7 1600 on AMD platform. Will only run 8-7-7 at rated volts.

Maybe he got a bad set....he plans to RMA.

The IMC on the cpu is known good tested by me.

:up: thnaks for info chew so some of them are rox on AMD platform too
that's ammazing news :up: wait some screens :D

okay i test this kit, the 16000 c9 ripjaws, rated at 1.65v... i presume these are bbse, but i havnt removed heatspreaders to take a look...

i have tested on ln2 and air, no significant gains at all with this kit on ln2.. but definatly suited to a 24/7 platform, with some nice clocks;

http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/a...y/IMG_0718.jpg

http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/a...y/IMG_0714.jpg


TESTING @ P55-UD6, max 8m pass on air

8-9-8-24 1T
1035, 1.66v, 1.54vtt, 200bclk, 2:10
1050


7-8-7-21 1T
915, 1.66v, 1.54vtt, 15xbclk, 2:12
930 fail


6-7-6-21 1T
780, 1.66v, 1.54vtt, 158bclk, 2:10
800 fail


6-8-6-21 1T
780, 1.66v, 1.54vtt, 160bclk, 2:10
800 fail


9-9-9-24 1T
1140, 1.66v, 1.54vtt, 160bclk, 2:12
1160 fail



TESTING @ P55-UD6, max 8m pass 1.8v

6-7-6-20 1T
875, 1.80v, 1.54vtt, 170bclk, 2:10

http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/a.../screen003.jpg


7-8-7-21 1T
1000, 1.80v, 1.54vtt, 200bclk, 2:10
1025 fail
1015, 1.80v, 1.54vtt, 164bclk, 2:12 fail


8-9-8-24 1T
1102, 1.80v, 1.54vtt, 175bclk, 2:12 - LINX pass

http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/a...creen005-1.jpg


9-9-9-24 1T
1135, 1.80v, 1.54vtt, 182bclk, 2:12


http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/a...y/IMG_0709.jpg

http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/a...y/IMG_0710.jpg

So has anyone run into any issues with the tall heatspreaders and cpu heatsink clearance?

love the pics james :up: look like not extreme memory there :D

Any results with 4 sticks?

first tried on mine kits for Ripjaws 16000C9 on Maximus III Formula

http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/7633/img2422y.jpg

http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/176...gskillmx3f.png

Spi 32M-8Thread pass@2000MHz, CL7-8-7-21-1T, 1.65V :up:

:eek: u damn lucky man :D

Just a quick run with Cas7 ripjaws F3-12800CL7D-4GBRH 1.6v

[IMG]http://www.ukimagehost.com/uploads/f9df6bc15d.jpg[/IMG]

Nice start Zolk :D


here is mine ,only 1.648v for 2100MHz CAS 8-9-8 ;)

http://img2.imageshack.us/img2/3549/2100cl8everest.jpg
http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/6681/2100cl83d06.jpg
http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/5760/2100cl8rar.jpg

No problems with 8GB of this memory on a Rampage Extreme (X48) and 1830Mhz 9-8-8-20 2T with 1.80v.

No boot at CL8 with up to 2.0v.

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Originally Posted by DerekT

No problems with 8GB of this memory on a Rampage Extreme (X48) and 1830Mhz 9-8-8-20 2T with 1.80v.

No boot at CL8 with up to 2.0v.

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:)thats good stuff
did you manage 2000mhz at stock settings for 4gb

mmm wanna test a kit of trident :D

Good job junior :clap:

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Originally Posted by F.stop

:)thats good stuff
did you manage 2000mhz at stock settings for 4gb

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i just ordered a set and it will be tested:yepp:

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Originally Posted by F.stop

:)thats good stuff
did you manage 2000mhz at stock settings for 4gb

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Didn't even try as I wasn't looking for a 4gb population. But this board is notorious for not running 2GB modules at their rated speed and I'm getting 1830 without trying. With four modules!

I'll test if you want though.

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Originally Posted by zsamz_

i just ordered a set and it will be tested:yepp:

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LOL thanks :)

Getting confused.
After reading the whole thread my understanding is that PC3-16000C9 should perform better than PC3-12800C7. Is that correct? The reason I am asking is that they are both available for roughly the same price (1600 is £1 more expensive :) ) and I am just wondering which one to get. What do you think?

Thanks!

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Originally Posted by czajunia

Getting confused.
After reading the whole thread my understanding is that PC3-16000C9 should perform better than PC3-12800C7. Is that correct? The reason I am asking is that they are both available for roughly the same price (1600 is £1 more expensive :) ) and I am just wondering which one to get. What do you think?

Thanks!

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PC3-12800C7= powerchips
PC3-16000C9 = bbsa:up:

Thanks a lot!
Looks like a pair of 16000C9s will be on its way tomorrow :)

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Originally Posted by zsamz_

i just ordered a set and it will be tested:yepp:

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:up:ty

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Originally Posted by DerekT

I'll test if you want though.

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thats ok dont bother if your set with 8gig friend.
i was surprised to see 1830 with 4 sticks, thats gotta make you happy

Thanks for the info F.stop

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Originally Posted by F.stop

thats ok dont bother if your set with 8gig friend.
i was surprised to see 1830 with 4 sticks, thats gotta make you happy

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It's very quick. One funny thing is that I have lost the ability to wake up from sleep mode.

got my stix this morning
i cant pass 1600mhz cas9 on rex
so i should assume they:down:
i guess its rma :rofl:

what did you try to do?

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Originally Posted by Bobbylite

what did you try to do?

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nothin lol
only put in upto 1.85v
went from 1.6-1.85v memtest errors out @ 50% test 5
i put in 1.95 in the end it would not even boot was stuk on mem det