are these the correct ones? do they ship to slovenia?
http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Electr.../ref=pd_cp_e_2
eh they don't.......where to buy in europe?
are these the correct ones? do they ship to slovenia?
http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Electr.../ref=pd_cp_e_2
eh they don't.......where to buy in europe?
Watch your language, we're all here to learn.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex-Ro
Hey Sergio, I'm fine thanks, hope you're doing well too.Quote:
Originally Posted by andressergio
No, it can't be corrected with a BIOS update, it's a hardware issue. Good to see you pushing hardware, although it's not a Gigabyte board! :D
Are you sure about that? Because I can't find anywhere any stability test with those settings with any platform.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeepBeep2
I don't consider a SuperPi test neither near or similar to a stability test because it is not.
would anyone from USA willing to buy for us in eu? we have paypal and all.
cost+shipping fee + 5% :)
yes beep im just too lazy to take the patriots out now but i did the comparison and there was a bit of dif as i told youQuote:
Originally Posted by BeepBeep2
btw my patriots are hynix but rated 2000 9-11-9-27
this samsungs i just bought them to do 2400 and i honestly didnt know the SB retail dont have that strap unlocked only ES so for me its end of the story i know the samsung is good mem but not for P67A, for this chipset i would go patriot 100%
cheers
Sergio
thanks Don yeah MR Alex-ro woke up on a bad mood i guess im just learning from this experiencie the bad way, but im happy either way i love to test memQuote:
Originally Posted by Don_Dan
its a pitty that retails CPU dont do 2400
jeje yeah i went to ASUS this time nice board mate !
cheers from here and thanks for your support always
Sergio
no you are right OC nub giga dont push this mem as ASUS do, as i told the guys i can go pushing bclk till 108 on the MIVE and mem will go up easy but wasnt my aim, i wanted them to do 2400 but well bad luck i didnt know the issue of retails 2600KQuote:
Originally Posted by OC Nub
yes are a good choice for anyone specially on X79
but for P67A patriots the best for sure
cheers
Sergio
guys in case i can help you choose cheap and very fast and rock solid RAM this is what i tested and rock solid setups
for P67A
2x4GB MUSHKIN REDLINE RIDGEBACK RED 2133 9-10-11-28 1.65v, tested 16GB amazing RAM, will go up to 2250 same timmings not touching a volt
2x4GB PATRIOT Xtreme 2000 9-11-9-27 1.65v, tested 16GB much better than above mushkins they go up easy even with my chip at 5.6Ghz
3x2GB MUSHKIN REDLINE RIDGEBACK RED 2133 7-11-7-27 1.65v, fast as hell ram but 3x2kit
2x4GB GSKILL SNIPER sorry to say crap...tight as hell
2x2GB GSKILL ECHO low volts 1,35 1600 CL7 very good RAM they can go to 2000 and lower timmings but 2x2 kit, at least what i could get
2x4GB Samsungs (reason of this thread) awesome for X79, as for my chipset wont do 2133 9-10-9-27 at least on the volts i tried i dont want to break this nice ram, but will do 2133 plain CL10 1T on 16GB, cheap and fast an cold RAM for not having HS
all this was tested to be stable on my MIVE
Cheers to all
Sergio
GSKill used to sell 2133 9-10-9 kits...Quote:
Originally Posted by Punisher!
Not 2x4gb!!Quote:
Originally Posted by BeepBeep2
Package is on its "transatlantic transfer", lovely words!
At least it is not on a canoe.
I had a major setback in my build that required the purchase of a different case. I may not have a finished computer until the end of this month. Then I can post some results on my end.
not on 2x4 beep and now they cost a lot ! u can do that easy on patriots and 2x4 but 9-11-9 ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by BeepBeep2
Abressergio max stable clock with 9-9-9-25-34? (with both, Patriot and Samsung)Quote:
Originally Posted by andressergio
less than 2000 on the samsungs and patriots wont do plain timmings just 9-11-9-27 1T i never test under 2000 as i want more than that lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Punisher!
The 10-10-10 should be better then 9-11-9, I did 8-8-8 vs 7-9-7 testing before at 1900Mhz.
7-9-7 vs 8-8-8 (all testing done @ DDR3-1900Mhz, i7-920 @ 4Ghz no HT, dual channel)
Best Spi 1m with 8-8-8
10.218s
Best Spi 1m with 7-9-7
10.234s
Average Spi 1m (average of 4 runs) with 8-8-8
10.245s
Average Spi 1m (average of 4 runs) with 7-9-7
10.264s
Best Spi 32m with 8-8-8
9:43.004
Best Spi 32m with 7-9-7
10.01.288
@ Punisher, I would guess that these are all Hynix below. Same exact timings as the 2 4x4gb kits I have for x79, both kits Ive tried will do 2133 9-10-9.
This kit is rated 9-10-9-28, just not GSkill. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820144548
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820226199
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231518
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231476
should be andressergio :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Punisher!
i barely test under 2000 Punisher as i want more than that, i explained what i was searching and then i learnt the bad way, either way i will put them back and test some timmings
I just got the 1333 7-7-7 1.5V RipjawsX kit that was supposed to be BFRs, and the ICs say F139V8CR942R. December 2011 build.Quote:
Originally Posted by OC Nub
Cecil Gskill ECHO would do 1600 CL7 easy at CL7 i dont get the point of 1333 ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cecil
Gskill ECOs are 2GB dimms, not 4GB. There were reports of the RipjawsX 1333 7-7-7 kit being Hynix BFR and they were only $48 so I took a risk on them, and they arent. Just tried them in my Z68 at 1866 9-10-9 1.55V and they wouldnt post. I run daily with four 2GB PSC dimms at 1866 8-9-8 1.55V, so Ill probably just pick another couple of those sets up.Quote:
Originally Posted by andressergio
I thought they did, I guess I was wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by andressergio
Geil has a 9-10-9 kit, and I know a lot of guys with these high end Hynix kits were able to push 2133 9-10-9+
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820144548
There must be a mistake in Newegg page. Those GeIL EVO Corsa were thought to be 9-10-9 but actually they are 9-11-9.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeepBeep2
That kit is actually 9-11-9, as reported in the official website, here ( http://www.geil.com.tw/products/showSpec/id/315 ):
Also, look @ the kit:Quote:
DDR3 2133MHz CAS9 & CAS10 & CAS11 Dual Channel
- Available in 4GB(2GBx2) & 8GB(4GBx2) Dual Channel Package
- Available CAS: 9-11-9-28, etc.
http://www.madshrimps.be/files/users...a/DSC00227.jpg
8GB2133C9ADC is the most enthusiast one and has 9-11-9!
Quote:
More Overclocking Fun
As some of the reviewers at the Shrimps still love to push things we tried to get TRCD stable at 10 iso 11. Trying to get the same performance as the higher specced 9-10-9-28 kit. That's what most overclockers started off with : pushing your hardware up to at least the specs of that hardware piece you just couldn't afford. At least I did lol.
Our entire test suite was stable with 9-10-9-27 1T at 1.74Vdimm, sadly it failed the memtest torture test. So sadly no inclusion of them results in this review. Below is a SuperPi 32M shot to show you we are not faking.
Read more: http://www.madshrimps.be/articles/ar...#ixzz1igEIqSZK
So, if you know so many, why not linking some screenshots?
Quote:
Originally Posted by BeepBeep2
either way beep this are the best + cheap kits if you want to do 2133 CL9/CL10 and push them up on 16GB
the patriots and the sammys
Why the attitude? Why do internet forums always have to do with proving someone wrong at all costsQuote:
Originally Posted by Punisher!
Geil EVO Corsa were thought to be 9-10-9, but actually were 9-11-9 correct. However, the 9-11-9 kit is labeled "ADC" and the REAL 9-10-9 kit is labeled DC. The DC kit came later and is not listed on GEIL's website, which rarely gets updated.
I'm not stupid, both kits are listed on newegg and the 9-10-9 kit is really 9-10-9, also pricier.
I'll hunt up screenshots when I have the time, later.
@andressergio
These are the best kits if you want to do 2133 10-10-10 at cheap prices, however there are kits that will do 9-10-9 around $80 too. These don't have heatspreaders as well...so they are the best low height modules. Team LV series is rated 2133 10-10-10 for $80 with a beefy HS for those that want better cooling...