Figuring out G.Skill's SNs

6GBPIS vs 6GBBPID
101610400 VS 102910401

http://i.imgur.com/LWxbDUs.png
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Originally Posted by websmile

@PIS 2000 - these were offered to me for 130 dollars plus shipping - think you paid the same amount of money :D

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do you know my ebay login details or something XD

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Originally Posted by hiwa

6GBPIS vs 6GBBPID
101610400 VS 102910401

http://i.imgur.com/LWxbDUs.png
http://img534.imageshack.us/img534/845/img0003pn.jpg

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Which kit is better?

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Originally Posted by MaJ0r

Which kit is better?

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If I'm not mistaken, it is the same product, but the one ending in "D" comes with a ram fan.

Without fan:
http://www.gskill.com/products.php?index=260

With fan:
http://www.gskill.com/products.php?index=279

blue ripjaws 2133 8-9-8 are 690 but bbse
Perfect Storm 2000 8-8-8 are 690 and hyper

I had 690 2000s tridents with hypers and 0690 ripjaws 2000 c9 with bbse, sometimes the pattern varies, and I don't have your ebay login :D, I got pn by the seller yesterday as I requested price incl. shipping a while ago for these, but my plans changed and I go out of mem testing

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Originally Posted by Splave

I thought this was strange, have not tested these yet but wanted to see if any low bin PSC pi snuck through the cracks.
Seems the same model comes in PSC and Elpida flavors, there are no bbse white lines on the IC's though and they look the same as the psc kit from the bottom.

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Maybe the 0640 kit is Elpida BDBG? How do they clock?

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Originally Posted by Splave

blue ripjaws 2133 8-9-8 are 690 but bbse
Perfect Storm 2000 8-8-8 are 690 and hyper

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0690 is usually Elpida MxH-E Hyper, but there are some exceptions. :shrug:

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Originally Posted by websmile

but my plans changed and I go out of mem testing

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Sure...:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:


Got these a while ago:

http://imageshack.us/a/img854/2373/g...x220071010.jpg

I predict 1200 c7-11-8-28 at 1,71v 32M judging from the kits I tested^^ - and on ddr3 is nothing left to discover except 8gb 2800C11 sticks with mfr needing 500 trfc :D

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Originally Posted by Reefa_Madness

If I'm not mistaken, it is the same product, but the one ending in "D" comes with a ram fan.

Without fan:
http://www.gskill.com/products.php?index=260

With fan:
http://www.gskill.com/products.php?index=279

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i have PIS but i have fan too but turbulence :D

These 4X4 BFR I just got, scale up better than 2400 stick..probly the settings

http://img715.imageshack.us/img715/1486/zzzzzzz009.jpg

@Dumo:
Are you sure these are BFR? What voltages do these need for 1300MHz+ CL9/CL10?

@Sam:
Just quick test boot up @ 2800 11-13-13-35 hynix sets, not really sure now if this actually BFR like 2400 RpjawZ C9

She went crazy with C9 @ 2600 but managed to do C10 @ 1.63V just fine

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Originally Posted by websmile

I predict 1200 c7-11-8-28 at 1,71v 32M judging from the kits I tested^^ - and on ddr3 is nothing left to discover except 8gb 2800C11 sticks with mfr needing 500 trfc :D

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Thanks, I'll find out in due time! :p:
At least there is something left to discover! ;)

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Originally Posted by Dumo

These 4X4 BFR I just got, scale up better than 2400 stick..probly the settings

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I have an Ares kit with the same specs/same black PCB from week 1212 with CFR, I think all of the kits from this time frame are CFR.

God who would have thought this rando low bin psc kit had one of the best sticks I have XD
2 of the sticks will do this, one needs a bit looser secondaries.
http://i.imgur.com/5yyxgMR.jpg



http://i.imgur.com/Aa8apWz.jpg

Nice! How much voltage did you need?

I think that I still have a few of those lying around that I haven't thrown into a Z77 board. Me thinks that I'm gonna have to get off my arse and give them a go.

1.92v Def worth giving a go :)

I am pretty sure most PSC kits that come with 2000 9-9-9 at 1.6v are a pretty good bin, usually.

I have one stick of Trident PSC at that spec that is just as good or better than my 2400 c8's.

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Originally Posted by Splave

God who would have thought this rando low bin psc kit had one of the best sticks I have XD[/IMG]

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PSC binned for 1000MHz tRCD9 at 1.6V is far from low bin! :p:

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Originally Posted by l0ud_sil3nc3

I am pretty sure most PSC kits that come with 2000 9-9-9 at 1.6v are a pretty good bin, usually.

I have one stick of Trident PSC at that spec that is just as good or better than my 2400 c8's.

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haha I guess I didnt mean low bin, but not a highly sought after main stream known good clocking kit :)

That's more like it. :rofl:

From my own experience and observations, BBSE and PSC on G.Skill's mid-end models (such as 2000C9) varies a lot in quality.
Occasionally, you do get lucky sticks but I would not say that those belong in quite the same league as BBSE RipjawsX or the higher PSC PIS. G.Skill have "graded" the IC quality between their BBSE and PSC lineups rather nicely if you ask me.
After getting burned on 2000C9 way too many times (by gettings sticks that are so awful that they are impossible to resell) I don't even look in their direction anymore.

mixed pis 3x2gb 2000c6 and 1x trident 2000c9
All air and 1.88
http://img689.imageshack.us/img689/5554/screen022ny.jpg

Hi,

nice run hiwa,can you tell me what ohter settings you use? i can run 3x2GB at the same settings with 3x2Gb G.Skill Pi 2000 Cl6 but with 4x2GB G.Skill PI 2000 Cl6 i got not exct in round in spi32 all stick's can run that speed.

Got these

http://www.overclock.net/content/type/61/id/1275620/


4X4

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Can these do the 1300 at same settings with less voltage or is this maxed out?