8 triple channel kits left, better hurry :)
I can pay for and order upto 4 kits and despatch them worldwide via UPS/DHL/etc if shipping is covered :)
Just say the word ;)
8 triple channel kits left, better hurry :)
I can pay for and order upto 4 kits and despatch them worldwide via UPS/DHL/etc if shipping is covered :)
Just say the word ;)
Well, that's DDR3-1333 and not 2133, isn't it!? :rolleyes:
Wow Andre, my eye just popped out when I saw this :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by AndreYang
those numbers are mindboggling :up:
I truely am in need of more coffee, my bad :(Quote:
Originally Posted by SAE
You should know better, it all depends what's under the hood :)Quote:
Originally Posted by SAE
I know of DDR3-1333 rated kits that cost US$100-140 3GB or US$180-250 6GB (Australian converted prices not sure on USA prices) that can potentially do DDR3-1600 8-8-8-24 at 1.5-1.65v easy.
Jup, I know (though I have practically no knowledge of DDR2/3). But the topic says DDR3-2133 and he was posting 1333MHz mem. That was just a hint, hehe. :D
I think he increased his caffeine input because of this, so that should help the economy a bit, huh? :lol:
Just checked a Greek website and found them for 519 euro. Isnt it a little too much for a memory kit? :shakes: http://www.plaisio.gr/product.aspx?p...727&catalog=20
Yes it is too much. Once you buy it, you will be stuck with it. After using it for a few months, and you think of re-selling them, you will probably take a $350 hit depreciation. Trust me, prices will go down once the Elpidas are more widely available.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChaosAD
Insane numbers with this sticks.
Yes, I have a caffeine drip in my arm now.....no more eroors from me :)Quote:
Originally Posted by SAE
(aw bugger it)
OMgodness that's freaking crazy bandwitdh... these kits seems to be
even better than corsair dominator gt that are officially released today
online... Adata FTW :up:
thanks Andre yang for the samples
Andre, you are an overclocking fiend!
Kick ass scores w/ the ADATA kit I am simply amazed at these new memories coming out.
The question is : is it a pretested kit or a commercial one...I hope we will have the same level of performances (and i hope my IMC will allow me such frequencies :D)
Oh how annoying @ AndreYang
just kidding, now i need more more more...
thanks for the excellent effort and sharing it... Rock on :up:
Those are kick butt sticks wowww, where can i get a set of these ? i heard there not for sale in america, whyyyyyyyyyy, but anyway where can i purchase these ?
Redo the latency results with EVEREST 5.00.1650 and you will find a surprise :D
About +80% (or -80%, depends on your point of view, but i was 25ms, ans i am 40ms now) :D
That's why Everest is not a primary benchmark I guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by Benji Tshi
Oh man, My CSX Diablos are not even 6 months old and I want this kit already!
Hopefully Elpida will increase production and dont run out of them like Micron with D9s
I also like what i see here from this kit, but tbh i do not think that a comercial Adata 2133X kit will perform even close to it.
Hopefully it will, that way other companies will have a hard competition.
Well still noone with a retail kit to test? C'mon I want to know if 2000+c8 is doable with 1.65v
I got the 3gb retail kit and it perfectly works at 2000 C7 1.65v. Here a validation at 2200mhz C7 1.75v: http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=508925
Thanx for the post pinto. I m a little concered tbh since adata states that kit need 2+v for c10. I dont think the 6Gb kit will differ so much than yours. I just need 2000-2100c8 max but @ 1.65 for daily use.
Yeah Im pretty sure this is an ultra handpicked binned masterpiece :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by ChaosAD
Great stuff Pinto may I ask where you purchased these from?Quote:
Originally Posted by pinto