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:D You'd better send 'em straight to GEIL USA. Now You have to wait till AUG/10 to find out that the reseller will send 'em there if the sticks are faulty.Quote:
Originally Posted by Primoz78
I always RMA'd my sticks at the manufactoring company.
:toast:
...I`m a little bit to far away from the Stares to send them the sticks... :stick: They will just test them...and then send to Geil if is faulty, but I reqest the money return, cause I have them home just for 4 days and I can turn back the stuff in 15 days from the day I have bought them...the seller have to return the money withouth any questions...What should I do...wait for other Geil ONE W sticks or go for somthing else...like Mushkin redline or Geil ONE S?
Regards,
Primoz
da primožek :)
mate maybe try cas 1.5, i know it doesnt exist blah blah blah....Quote:
Originally Posted by HARDCORECLOCKER
but it might help stablity (did for me) and get you another few MHZ.
glad the retail samples are showing strong results, reiviling the speeds of the VX and the XP4000 of this world :D
targ
CAS 1.5 doesn't help with performance. In some cases it can decrease performance (heavily debated) by a bit. By a bit I mean like 5 3d Marks. I have seen benches where CAS 1.5 scores consistently lower (by like 0.2%) each time against CAS2.
Start with CAS2. Sometimes 1.5 gives more stability, but otherwise its just a placebo.
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Originally Posted by dmo580
thats what i said, personaly, 1.5vs2.0 is the same give or take bench to bench varriation, but it can work for stability which was what the guy was looking for.
targ
So I wonder whether the Geil One TCCD or UTT are better...
I don't know if this "cas 1.5" is a legit setting or not but i did find it to be faster when benching 3dmark than cas 2. I use cas 2 for day to day stuff though.
on arrive new test, with GEIL ONE BH :slapass:
260 mhz 2.2.2.5 3.6v is nice score!, :)
Best regards,
luigi
Also as u guys can see these rams dont burn above 3.4 v like mushkin redline´s like to do... Also they are doing 260mhz+ 2-2-2-5 ... most redlines max out at about 250 on that volts used for 260+ on the geil ones... or just over it ....
Regards
Lol, 2.5-3-3-6 @ 295 and 2.5v
i have 13 pairs, only few sticks can do 2.5-3-3-5 @ 600 pass 32M
and memtest86 is useless!!!! pass it doesn't mean stable at windows
if u don't believe i have 13.... check here
http://offer.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.d...tem=6781763028
THAT is not a good score at all......260 at 3.3.-3.4v is :nono:Quote:
Originally Posted by gigi77
TEDY I think U R right...cause the Geil ONE is more expensive than the OCZ VX series...and the VX series is doing better than Geil ONE (I have in mind yours VX ;)) ...I`m still waiting for an answer from the shop...cause I have sent my Geil back...the system wasn`t stable even at 2-2-2-5 200FSB at 3,6V and it crashed my windows and had to reinstal the system... :slapass:
Regards,
Primoz
nice start mate, time to get into windows and try some prime/sp2004/spi 32m.Quote:
Originally Posted by koei
maybe increase ur vdim to 2.6-2.7 and go for 300. but i wouldnt advice any more that 2.8v, personally i use 2.7 as 2.8 just adds errors.
keep us informed
targ
Not GOOD score i have write Nice scoreQuote:
Originally Posted by TEDY
These sticks are being a bit strange. It passes at 2.5v in Memtest, but it won't even boot to windows. If I try to increase to 2.6 or higher, it would fail in Memtest after maybe 10 runs or so, and the higher the volt goes, the sooner errors shows. Not really sure which to trust. My LE sticks are more consistent in displaying errors in Memtest and Windows.
Hmmmm, I'd trust Windows in regards to how it will perform in Windows. memtest is useless other than to see if your memory is defective.
i need to make a very strong point!!Quote:
Originally Posted by koei
memtest86+ is only use for testing any bad address on the ram
not for the stable test!!!!!!!!
whoever uses memtest86+ to make sure windows stable is makeing a big mistake
even when we oc ram and memtest86+ has error, doesn't mean not stable at windows!!
I already knew that before. These are definately good RAM, but again, it's being weird on my Diego. I am kinda stuck in this situation because if I up the volt, it spits out errors in Memtest, but it seems to be more stable for Windows?
Windows stability is the end goal, no?
Pumping more volts seemed to have worked. I didn't bother running Memtest at all. Did 3 runs of 32m and it passed fine with 2.5-4-3-6, but 2.5-3-3-6 just wouldn't go at 292 or higher. Although I was able to pull much tigher overall timings.
What a load of crap... :/ My redline were doing 285 @ 3.6v @ 2-2-2-0 w/ about 20 minutes of A64 Tweeking, if my mobo wasn't fryed i'd have screenies aswell..Quote:
Originally Posted by x3ro
not all but redlines seem to die most above 3.5 or so... and it happens to redline much more often
regards
ok, i don't have pic with me now!
26 sticks of geil one s
only 7 can do 2.5-3-3-5 on 2.7v level 8/1
after match the pair, only 2 pair can do 2.5-3-3-5 2.7v
i will post pic later!
and geil one s love level 8/1, and low votage under 2.73v
btw, if you guys has Geil one S ES...... u will see the botton little black things wrote 330
after i talk to my frends in EE major. he said 330 is much better than 220, so the ram will easy to hit higher clock. and runs faster
but only ES use 330 (called Geil and confimed)
all other use 220...