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I had some PC2-8500 Doms. a while back, they were awesome and then they died (I balm my P5E) and I got :banana::banana::banana::banana: ones back from RMA that couldn't run stock. The great thing is that they died to :D
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I had some PC2-8500 Doms. a while back, they were awesome and then they died (I balm my P5E) and I got :banana::banana::banana::banana: ones back from RMA that couldn't run stock. The great thing is that they died to :D
one stick is @ 1200 5 5 5 15
Nice
What volts?
2.3 with one stick seems high. but i thing it due to this dfi 680 lt
Corsair QC at its best its been for years there :up:
yep. oh well now i need to find another stick of gmhQuote:
Originally Posted by Ket
Thats a bit high for D9's it might be your mobo.Quote:
Originally Posted by whe3ls
I take it you are a fan of Corsair?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ket
it was @ 2.31 i lowerd it to 2.28 ill see if i can go lower
k i lowered the voltage to 2.19.
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Originally Posted by whe3ls
Same thing happened to me. My version 1.2 and 1.4 Dominators died in less than a year and they sent back absolute trash in return. With one stick DOA. They would do 1040Mhz C5 stable but not much more. I'm done with them.Quote:
Originally Posted by fatguy1992
Don't blame your P5E those sticks seem to die fast regardless of voltage or motherboard.
Your being sarcastic, right? :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by fatguy1992
Well that would make sense why my other 2 kits have died, it should be interesting to see how long my new Corsair PC2-9136 kit will last.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Roboto
:ROTF: Yeah I wasQuote:
Originally Posted by Ket
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Originally Posted by Ket
Those sticks seem to be hit or miss. Same with the PC2-6400 C3 on Newegg, lots of people posting reviews that the memory is either DOA or dies after a month or two.Quote:
Originally Posted by fatguy1992
I wonder what Corsair is sending people who's PC2-9136 sticks die or the PC2-8888 for that matter. Are they just sending back slightly higher binned 8500C5D?
Well I got ver 1.1 when I originally brought my kit and I got sent ver 1.1 back.
Oh nice. I wish they would have sent me 1.x back. Maybe I'll try another RMA and put a sticky note "Do not bother sending anything other than 1.x or I will RMA them right back." It's worth a shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by fatguy1992
:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Roboto
Some how I don't think it will work, but :ROTF:
I know I'm just joking. It would be nice to see Corsair find something usable though. I understand then Micron chips are at an end but at least find something that can run stock and not die after a month.Quote:
Originally Posted by fatguy1992
I agree, there is no reason kits shouldn't be able to run stock.
i personnally think that handpicked thing in corsair ram is pure bsQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr Roboto
i have better value ram than the dominators ive seen
nothin new in those non micron dominators to die fast or be doa
im loving the UT-P35-T2R memory performance with my d9gmh.
http://i39.tinypic.com/2hn5hzb.jpg
Those numbers arent so far off P45 for that FSB, in fact, I've seen higher numbers on the P45 with very similar settings, so indeed not a bad showing from a P35 :up:
the only p45 that will get those numbers is the dfi p45;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ket
Maybe someone could tell me why my bandwidth is so low?
With these setting on my P5E I got around 92xxMB/s for Read, Write and Copy.
http://i292.photobucket.com/albums/m...AMLowSpeed.jpg
your trfc is way too high @ that speed you should be @28 not 56Quote:
Originally Posted by fatguy1992
and pl7 or pl6
even thwe delays are too high
Those subtimings are awfully loose, but P45 isn't going to match the bandwidth of X38 either way.