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For those that Rma'ed there ram would you recommend Rma to crucial or should I get another brand from Newegg??
I bought a set in 8-1-2005 and they did the same as others Bsod's then now they wont boot.. But I ran mine stock tho.
I heard others are able to get $250 credit at newegg or another brand.. Guess rma to crucial I would get some ballistix's back..
If you're ram runs stock, then crucial will probably send your ram back..Quote:
Originally Posted by airwolves
I looped 3DMark01 with 2 memtests running at the same time. RAM got the hottest I've ever felt. :D http://img90.imageshack.us/img90/626...028v1sn.th.jpg
Which 3DMark is more stressful for memory? 01, 06?, etc.
After 3 sets of RMAs from Crucial directly (we have a corporate account) they finally said there was a recall and refunded my money. Now using OCZ PC4000 GOLD GX (ones with honeycomb) and they run flawlessly.Quote:
Originally Posted by airwolves
Wasted countless hours troubleshooting, countless angry :mad: hours. Never want to see another pair of crucial sticks again, they would actually test OK sometimes and others not.... Very frustrating.
Not bad at all truck, i should have my results in this weekend.
265HTT 3-3-3-3 @ 2.66vdimm is stable
1*1GB Samsung UCCC by Samsung
If I set the RAM to 1:1 with the "FSB", I could hardly get over 280MHz, but with higher FSB and lower RAM:FSB-ratio, the RAM gets up to 290.7MHz superpi 32M-stable, anyone an idea how come?
Here the images:
SuperPi 32M stable
http://www.johanlemaire.be/OC/Samsun...erPi%2032M.jpg
The settings I used
http://www.johanlemaire.be/OC/Samsun...20Settings.jpg
Used motherboard: DFI LanParty UT nF3 250Gb, socket 754
Sempron 3400+ cooled with an Arctic Freezer64 pro
Memory coeled using a 120mm-fan.
If it would be added to the list:
PowerToTheUsers | 1x1GB Samsung UCCC | 3-4-4-8 1T @ 290.7 MHz | 2.7v | Link! - SPi 32M Stable: Yes
My UCCC Twinx Corsair 4000PT sticks are quite nice...at least, I like them a lot :clap:
What they are able to do:
SPI32 stable @ 285
http://img515.imageshack.us/img515/1...285a0ei.th.jpg
SPI1M @ 298
http://img276.imageshack.us/img276/4...22989nr.th.jpg
Max in Windows XP ---->308 :woot:
http://img459.imageshack.us/img459/8743/3088ou.th.jpg
Cheers
Adding another make to the list: supertalent 2x1Gb PC4000 (X40PB2GC3) at 270MHZ 3-4-3-9 @ 2.65v (max vdim of my AsRock 939 Dual SATA2). I was also able to run the memory at 274 and 3-4-4-8 with an OCZ booster which I removed of my system.
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=98113
P95 and super pi 32M stable
The chips are either infineon or samsung (told by supertalent)
273 Mhz stable at 2.65v:Quote:
Originally Posted by luismenendez
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=98202
what's the ballixtix WR ?
validation
DDR642 1m
http://simon.webideal.ca/Bench/ballistix%20321%201m.JPG
DDR626 32m (working on DDR 630)
http://simon.webideal.ca/Bench/313%2032m.JPG
Has anybody used G.Skill HS?If yes what were the highest clocks?
does anybody know what chips the ocz titanium ram uses? (OCZ4002048ELDCTE-K)
People... I think it's WR:
2*1GB Crucial Ballistix Z503 DDR640 SPi 32MB STABLE
by Fady, italian overclocker!!!
http://img483.imageshack.us/my.php?image=muoio3eq.jpg
Like most all Ballistix they will DIE eventually. You'll see, after 3 RMAs no more ever again for meQuote:
Originally Posted by Punisher!
Let's hope not. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by pentium777
The ballistix aren't for child's play :p: overclockers usually dont mind dying hardware... i have 3 sets of ballistix, one from last may... still running strong @ 3.03v since then (mickeymouses set)Quote:
Originally Posted by pentium777
Yes interesting, child's play... You are one of the lucky few that have a working set of ballistix. Read some newegg comments, the ballistix had a serious flaw which crucial finally admitted to.Quote:
Originally Posted by eBoy0
When you have several users that ran them at stock 250, stock voltage, stock timings and have a high % die then I'd think it isn't child's play it is defective ICs.
And yes at my $125 / hr that I bill clients to resolve network issues when I troubleshoot my hardware and spend x hours I do mind hardware dying for no reason. Overclocking hardware doesn't mean it is going to die, how many people have dead CPUs and Video cards once they find a stable overclock? Not many.
Then if they die also at stock what's wrong with overclocking them at MAX!??! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by pentium777
Compliments for the result with 2GB it is very good.... Hi :clap:
here i am...what should i post to validate my score...is it all ok the screen in punisher's post?Quote:
Originally Posted by A64FX
I believe that she is regular. by...Quote:
Originally Posted by FadY
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Originally Posted by A64FX
Does this make sense? :)
I have one question: Do the UCCC chips with newer dates overclock as well as the older dates?
I just got Xtreem UCCC sticks and the max is around 258Mhz (Super Pi 32M passes, but not Prime blend stable), but maybe my timings are not correctly set.
What are you running for timings at the moment?
Why isn't Fady in the first place yet?