A-Data Xtreme DDR3-2000X 6GB testing/Hyper lovin' ?

:) Isn't 1.8V too high for Elpida Hyper chips for daily use ??

I don't know about daily usage, probably not.
But for benching it's fine.
Note that I'm talking about the MGH-Es & the latest revision of the BBSEs.
The old MNH-E usually die at 1.7V+ so be careful if you have a memory kit with those chips.

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Originally Posted by Ronbo56

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:

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Mind are most likely BBSE as they were cheap 4GB A-DATA 2000X at AUD$136 no way they'd be Hypers when hypers retail in Australia at AUD$295+ for 2x2GB Corsair GT kits. Optimal volts for all 10x 2GB A-DATA 2000X modules for me is between 1.58v and 1.62v.

well the 2x2 is utter garbage for bsse if they are bsse
best speed i got on p55 is 2056mhz cas9 ;cas8 will pass memtest but fail in windows
even 2000 cas8 fails in gaming and everything runs damn slow
ty adata:down: learned my lesson garbage goin back :welcome:
my 2k ripjaws are much better:D my hyperx too:D

Ok, for now on X38 mobo max is almost 900MHz at CL6-8-6-16-1T, I think my only limit is motherboard, ram is ok. I can bench at 872MHz 6-8-6-16-1T with PL 8, and with vdimm not more than 1.7V. Not bad for this price and 2 x 2GB kit.

http://img85.imageshack.us/img85/6396/2k1.th.jpg

Any other bench is also possible. Already my friend testing this kit on P55, but He have problems to reach 9XXMHz at CL7:rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by DEVIL K-ce

Ok, for now on X38 mobo max is almost 900MHz at CL6-8-6-16-1T, I think my only limit is motherboard, ram is ok. I can bench at 872MHz 6-8-6-16-1T with PL 8, and with vdimm not more than 1.7V. Not bad for this price and 2 x 2GB kit.

http://img85.imageshack.us/img85/6396/2k1.th.jpg

Any other bench is also possible. Already my friend testing this kit on P55, but He have problems to reach 9XXMHz at CL7:rolleyes:

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if i coulda gotten 850 cas 7 stable i woulda kept them

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Originally Posted by zsamz_

if i coulda gotten 850 cas 7 stable i woulda kept them

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What is Your max stable freq at CL6 and CL7 ? Mine kit can bench CL7 at more than 950MHz on Maximus Extreme. Also my friend test this kit and He told me more than 1000MHz ( CL 8 ) is easy with litlle tune on MSI based on P55

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Originally Posted by DEVIL K-ce

What is Your max stable freq at CL6 and CL7 ? Mine kit can bench CL7 at more than 950MHz on Maximus Extreme. Also my friend test this kit and He told me more than 1000MHz ( CL 8 ) is easy with litlle tune on MSI based on P55

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i memtest first ;) i'm not goin in windows
on p55 1000 cas8 done but not fully stable
i cant even get 830 stable cas7 on rampage extreme
i be testin more but i doubt it be worth the time

i cant get 1800mhz 9-9-9-28 stable on REX 1.7v-1.84v:rofl:
first n last adata set for me
goin back to retailer

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Originally Posted by zsamz_

i cant get 1800mhz 9-9-9-28 stable on REX 1.7v-1.84v:rofl:
first n last adata set for me
goin back to retailer

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zsamz, only 2x2GB DDR3 config i tested on REX was Kingston 2000C8 Elpida Hypers @DDR3-1952Mhz 7-7-7-21 but they needed loosening the following timings for higher clocks

* tRTR_S= 5
* tRTR_D = 9
* tWTW_S = 5
* tWTW_D = 9

maybe same for A-data 2000x ?

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Originally Posted by eva2000

zsamz, only 2x2GB DDR3 config i tested on REX was Kingston 2000C8 Elpida Hypers @DDR3-1952Mhz 7-7-7-21 but they needed loosening the following timings for higher clocks

* tRTR_S= 5
* tRTR_D = 9
* tWTW_S = 5
* tWTW_D = 9

maybe same for A-data 2000x ?

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i ran them way looser than that and it dont pass memtest especially test 7 i get 1000+errors
with kingston hyperx 'hypers' i got 1940mhz cas7 stable
tks eva2000 but these stix just :down:

and in p55 its a bsod fiesta

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Originally Posted by zsamz_

i memtest first ;) i'm not goin in windows
on p55 1000 cas8 done but not fully stable
i cant even get 830 stable cas7 on rampage extreme
i be testin more but i doubt it be worth the time

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Originally Posted by zsamz_

i cant get 1800mhz 9-9-9-28 stable on REX 1.7v-1.84v:rofl:
first n last adata set for me
goin back to retailer

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Originally Posted by zsamz_

i ran them way looser than that and it dont pass memtest especially test 7 i get 1000+errors
with kingston hyperx 'hypers' i got 1940mhz cas7 stable
tks eva2000 but these stix just :down:

and in p55 its a bsod fiesta

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Don't have much luck with Elpida ram do you heh. Sure it's not your board? Eva, Cheapseats and Myself have all been able to run SPI32M at DDR2-1920+ C7 and Cheapseats & myself managed DDR2-2000 MHz C7.

There's a SS somewhere where I ram 10+ passes of memtest at 600 FSB PL8 / DDR2-1920 MHz so the platforms definitely capable of it.

I think 2 x 2GB sticks really just push the NB to the limit once you get over DDR2-1960 or so and you have to have a pretty special board to be able to pull those kind of speeds off totally stable.

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Don't have much luck with Elpida ram do you heh. Sure it's not your board? Eva, Cheapseats and Myself have all been able to run SPI32M at DDR2-1920+ C7 and Cheapseats & myself managed DDR2-2000 MHz C7.

There's a SS somewhere where I ram 10+ passes of memtest at 600 FSB PL8 / DDR2-1920 MHz so the platforms definitely capable of it.

I think 2 x 2GB sticks really just push the NB to the limit once you get over DDR2-1960 or so and you have to have a pretty special board to be able to pull those kind of speeds off totally stable.

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i'm not gready:ROTF:
i just needed 1670mhz cas7 for my 24/7
my hypers can do that@ cas6 and 1940mhz stable @ cas7 but my REXII usin em
a shame i sold my 2 2x2 micron sets:( i wish i could buy em back for the same price i sold em they toped out @ 1940mhz stable

its not much to ask of a set to do 1700mhz cas7
even in my evga ftw i got a bsod @ 2000mhz cas9

2000mhz cas9 stable tough on my rex :(



tested on rexII 8-9-8-24 memtest stable not windows stable

After many hours with reset and f10 key I can do DDR3 1800 6-8-6-16-1T on RE.

http://img20.imageshack.us/img20/1728/pi16m.th.jpg

I think more is also possible, but I'm not sure about final 2k ddr3.

Just some preview results while i continue to do more tests http://i4memory.com/f80/preview-dfi-...tml#post125703 :D

http://img.i4memory.info/reviewimage...000x_4gb-1.jpg http://img.i4memory.info/reviewimage...000x_4gb-6.jpg


For single Super Pi 32M managed to 2x2GB A-DATA 2000X @DDR3-2234Mhz 9-9-9-24 1T at 1.66v and @DDR3-2207Mhz 9-9-9-24 1T at 1.64v both with QPI 4.8GT/s (18x multi). Hitting my current bclk limit of 223bclk.

2x2GB A-DATA 2000X @DDR3-2234Mhz 9-9-9-24 1T at 1.66v

http://valid.canardpc.com/cache/banner/969588.png

http://fileshosts.com/intel/DFI/dkp5...cpuz_valid.png

http://fileshosts.com/intel/DFI/dkp5...s_everest2.png

2x2GB A-DATA 2000X @DDR3-2207Mhz 9-9-9-24 1T at 1.64v

http://fileshosts.com/intel/DFI/dkp5...9m09s500ms.png

2x2GB A-DATA 2000X @DDR3-2187Mhz 9-9-9-24 1T at 1.64v

I tried HyperPi v0.99b for 4x 32M Pi run but couldn't get DDR3-2207Mhz 9-9-9-24 1T 1.64v stable erroring out around 4-7th loop. Still fairly new to P55 platform so haven't figured out all the bios settings as yet. So dropped down the memory clocks until I could pass 4x 32M Pi test in HyperPi v0.99b and ended up at DDR3-2187Mhz 9-9-9-24 1T at 1.64v but had to loosen tRFC from 88 to 110 and tFAW from 30 to 35.

http://fileshosts.com/intel/DFI/dkp5...m/hpi32m_4.png

Been looking around online and not many P55 folks showing 4x 32M Pi stability tests ??

Nice testing Eva :) Special thanks for the info about vdimm for this clocks.

My first A-Data set go to rma with RE without any reason :mad:I just test some fsb settings with high mem clock, and after this mobo die, and take also memory. But I'm lucky, shop where I buy this ram change for me this faulty set to new one, and for now 2000MHz DDR3 with 7-9-7-21-1T on P55 @ 1.65v.

I had 0.6L of LN2 and was thinking about doing something with it.
Coca cola bottle + hard seal was one of the ideas, but then I saw the RAM kit on the bench table and said...hmm.... BloodRage NB pot + RAM + classified + memtest86+ :p:

And there it went :D
I quickly set up the Classified, the cool i7 950 SuperMem Controller Edition & the 3 A-data DDR3-2000X DIMMs... boot to BIOS, preset DDR3-2000 7-7-7-23, save & exit & shut down.
I cooled the RAMs to -10C or so and tried DDR3-2050 6-7-5-20... 5 loops of memtest86+ test #5 = error-free :)
Reboot, DDR3-2200 7-7-7-22 and -5C or so... 5 loops of memtest86+ test #5 = error-free
Reboot, last LN2 drop and... DDR3-2250 7-8-7-23 1 loop of memtest86+ test #5 = error-free :D

I guess I need a good RAMpot and... well, insulate the DIMMs and the DIMM slots next time I bench on LN2 :p:
Vincy Vince do you hear me ? :D

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Originally Posted by BenchZowner

Vincy Vince do you hear me ? :D

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I like this idea!! Nice job BZ!!:up:

i'm happy to receive a refund :)
as the shop couldnt run em @ stock:rofl:

http://i41.tinypic.com/5ntzr6.jpg

:D