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got some sample last week. quick tests on weekend.
however, this IC is not working well with voltage. 2v~2.05v is the best spot.
i only set 2v on Dfi bios
CL5-5-3-15 DDR2 1100
http://www.iamxtreme.net/ram/gskill/...q/1000pq01.PNG
CL4-4-3-12 DDR2 800
http://www.iamxtreme.net/ram/gskill/...q/1000pq02.PNG
max run with 2v @ DDR2 1129 1M
http://www.iamxtreme.net/ram/gskill/...q/1000pq03.PNG
it should be cheap ~$200 i think
Question:
What's the difference between these and the F2-6400CL5D-4GBPQ?
(Edit: nvm)Quote:
Originally Posted by h@RRy
One is binned 800 while the other 1000.
you mean besides that?
Yeh, thats all I wanted know, and also, when's this kit coming to retail?
whats the price for this kit & what chips they using? Hopefully its priced waaay below the mushkin 4gb kit & hopefully the use some sort of micron D9.
it should be around ~$200 and it is not Micron i am sure
Looks to be ~$195 shipped when they are in stock?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231145
Why are they so cheap? They are even cheaper than their other 4GB kits that are DDR800...
I wonder if these have the new Elipida 70nm ICs in them?Quote:
Originally Posted by Breathless
Anyway, I would like to use these 4 x 2 GB in a P35 mobo with a Q9350 (45nm) for something like 8 x500 on air. These should do the trick.
ill have a full review up tomorrow night :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Phosphate
i know what it is :DQuote:
Originally Posted by guess2098
but i dont want to spoil anything hehehe :D
Beating me to the punch eh dan? :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by irev210
looks like a good memory...lookin for more results
CL5-5-3-15 DDR2 1100 at 2volts is amazing.
running some prime now. Fedex sucks and didnt deliver on time.Quote:
Originally Posted by EnJoY
At any rate... looks like i am easily able to hit 1020MHz @ ~2.0V on a p5k deluxe.
not bad at all for the price.
Where is this review that people speak of? :confused: :p:
is this a cherrypicked set or we can expect about the same perfomance from retail kits?
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Originally Posted by Phosphate
It's just Powerchip, nothing fancy. Still nice results. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by saaya
Good price for 2x2 DDR2-1000 speeds :)
thanks for the informative review of some nice ram
The 4GBPQ has a great price (200?) for 4GB and 1000MHz 5-5-5-15. Unfortunately they are indeed limited with overclocking and voltage usage, but 4GB@1000MHz is fast "enough".
i just bought these, powerchips, are they bad or what???
I just bought 8GB's and will be testing soon as well.
They are not bad, as you can see from the test results. With overclocking it is not as good as Micron D9xxx, but is very cheap for 4GB (2x2GB). So, don't expect more then this.Quote:
Originally Posted by GAR
im trying to get around 533-550 mhz.
That is quite possible. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by GAR
Glad to hear, the kit should be here in a few hours.Quote:
Originally Posted by EnJoY
Just ordered this memory myself...can anyone tell me if under Vista 32bit if 4GB gets recognised?...or is it still limited to 3.2-3.5GB?
Cracking deal regardless, 1000MHz at only 2.0V...and the price!
If you run Vista 32-bit, 3.5G is the maximum amount of memory that can be recognized. You'll need XP or Vista 64-bit in order to use full capacity.Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard Dower
Just got mine, does 1066 with 5-5-3-15 2v no problem. 550 mhz also was reachable.
Nice man, thats the result I've expected on a P35.Quote:
Originally Posted by GAR
very identical to what you achieved on the P35. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by kakaroto
Actually, Vista 32bit can't address more than 3.12GB of memory. It's a failsafe to prevent potential driver compatibility issues.Quote:
Originally Posted by kakaroto
I have 4X2GB (8GB) of these Gskills in my Asus Crosshair and I am currently at 500MHZ easily. I am so happy :D
its powerchip? 0_oQuote:
Originally Posted by r00n
According to r00n it is. :rolleyes:
Yes. Take a look at irev210's photo:Quote:
Originally Posted by saaya
http://www.importjdm.com/shipped/gsk...killram016.JPG
Its dimensions, the dot, the code next to it ending with 3G... Typical Powerchip IC. :)
Can these do 5-4-4-x and what speed?
It's awesome to see this stuff doing so well, I've got the same PC2-8000 4GB kit on the way to throw in my SP35P2 (P35 based obviously) Shuttle.
I to was taken back by the price and I can't wait to see what they'll do in the shuttle...4GB of DDR2 in that little LAN box with a Q6600 and 8800GT is sure gonna kick a$$!!!
Has anybody been able to run 1t with all 8 gigs at anything higer then stock speed?
Mine recognizes 3.5gb but in reality does it only recognize 3.12 ??????eQuote:
Originally Posted by r00n
they just went down on price .. I just ordered some. I hope they overclock good.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231145
According to Microsoft it does:Quote:
Originally Posted by leoftw
Quote:
Microsoft Knowledge Base (KB929605)
However, to avoid potential driver compatibility issues, the 32-bit versions of Windows Vista limit the total available memory to 3.12 GB.
[...]
If a computer has many installed devices, the available memory may be reduced to 3 GB or less. However, the maximum memory available in 32-bit versions of Windows Vista is typically 3.12 GB.
Do you know any 2GB modules that would work with 1T@800 ? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by eToh
I just bought two sets for 8GB, should be here tomorrow. Going up from 2GB.
No 1T possible with more than 2 modulesQuote:
Originally Posted by eToh
What do you mean impossible????Quote:
Originally Posted by OCFX
It is possible :) I'm able to run my 4 sticks at 1T. It depends on board and memory :)
I currently have 8GB of this in my Asus crosshair running at 560MHZ (1120 DDR) stable as a rock. This is great stuff.
32-bit can recognize around 3.7GB if you do not have many hardware devices installed. The reserve memory address space is for I/O mapping of hardware, so the more hardware you have the more the taken up space "unseeable" by the OS. The lowest is ~2.9GB that I've seen when 4GB was installed and it was Vista Ultimate 32-bit due to the many devices connected.Quote:
Originally Posted by r00nAccording to Microsoft it does:Quote:
Originally Posted by leoftw
Quote:
Originally Posted by KTE
Install a 1GB video card (7950GX2 HD 2900 Pro/XT) and you'll probably be down to usable ~2.5GB. ;)
Please post your qty, volts and complete mem timings for your 4GB (2x2GB) sticks.
My 4 I can't even run 5-5-5-18 running on two right now, at 1000, 1066 impossible with In9-32x MAX Abit board.