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After seeing a few awesome reviews on these sticks, I decided to get a pair.
However, reaching the rated 1200mhz default rating has been challenging. Actually, anything past 1000mhz seems to end up without post.
Also, CPU-Z reports pc-6400 as maximum bandwith, and each stick has different rated timings :shrug:
I'm currently using an Asus Rampage Formula Bios 0219 official.
Anybody have any experiences or tips? Thanks.
Here is a benchmark on mostly auto settings, other than 1:1 ratio.
Not bad at all, but getting these sticks at 1200mhz would be nice :)
those sticks are for P35, 780i only, hence your issues. It's right on the package. I had a set that wasn't stable at all on X38(errors @ 800mhz 5-5-5-15, 2.2v even), 1280 mhz no problem on MSI P35 and ASUS P5K tho.
But on a thread in the patriot forums, one user asked about compatibility with a maximus and partiot claimed they had no issues testing certain x38 boards, they did state that they haven't' tested the maximus though.
Then you best contact them directly, as thier sites list those sticks only good for the chipsets I mentioned...and my findings with my sticks agree with that.
When they respond, let me know...I have had lots of issues with patriot ram and maximus...not just the 9600's.
It's a darn shame that these sticks don't natively work well with rampage/maximus.
They are one of the fastest kits on the net today! and man are they ever fast...
I'm going to try a few more settings but if i cannot stabilize, guess i'll go crucial billistix 8500's
GUYS!
http://www.patriotmem.com/forums/thr...d=1910&catid=1
Patriot claims the viper fins DO USE D9's!!!
of course. but SPD seems set for the boards mentioned. AFAIK they only use Micron IC's for all sticks ATM.
I have exchanged my first set of vipers for a 2nd set.
The timings are now the same per stick, so I think i got a bad batch on the first kit.
Switching from the blue slots to the white slots has given me way more headroom, now at 1164mhz 5:6 ratio 485 FSB!
Here are my results, and I have also moved this thread/into to HERE :up:
Patriots SPD is completely messed up. Either you corrupted it somehow, either Patriots QC is really bad.
It does NOT say p35 and 680i "only", it says it's been tested and passed with those chipsets.
the 9600 vipers use Micron D9's so if D9s are QVL in your mobo manual, they should be compatible.
so far at 1164mhz 5:6 ratio, no errors, no crashing, no problems. :up:
i like the el-cheapo patriot extremes
my 24/7 @ 2.3v
http://img.techpowerup.org/080428/471%20cas%204.png
i was trying to get high 3.0 clocks also 2.3v
http://img.techpowerup.org/080428/40...%20everest.png
best 3.0 clock i could get
http://img.techpowerup.org/080428/368361.png
and here is one that shows stock profiles
http://img.techpowerup.org/080428/untitled.png
mine were not $35 and these are D9s
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820220174
@cdawall
What was your best 5-5-5-15 result with the patriots..?
cpu wont do over a 300HTT which doesn't give a very high ram ceiling but i have done 1120 @ 5-5-5-15 2.2v
I can now get around 1180mhz with bios 401 for rampage. almost at 1200mhz!
Anyone using the 4gb 8500 vipers? I tempted to move from my 4x1Gb config to a 2x2Gb setup but I need close to DDR2 1150/1200 to make it worth it.
CPU 4063 Mhz,
RAM 1204 Mhz @ 2.35 v
4-4-4-13-2T
No offense, dude, but 61.9sec latency? I get 61.5 without trying 400fsb, mem @ 533mhz, 5-5-5-15 on X38. That's why you get those clocks...
No offense taken. I know this is high, but even if I run at lower freq, like say 533, I still get the same latency. I'm only a few months into this. How could I try reduce the latency?
"That's why you get those clocks..." Explain please?
OP cannot get his to 1200mhz..me either. Your results are due to using 680i/780i(which is the intended platform for these DIMMs).
4-4-4-12 1200mhz isn't every-day clocking. Not on Intel chipsets.
But does the high latency hurt me with the clock this high?
YEs/no. real-world, not really, benches it will have an effect.
I pull 10.5k+ on X38 @ 510 4-4-4-12, so it affects bandwidth a bit. It's the chipset tho, not really anything you are doing wrong.
I just cut my FSB back to 441 (3970 Mhz),RAM at 601.6 and the latency drops to 48, bandwidth increases to 11184, but no diff in 3DMark...
Lowest possible latency. Anything over 450 FSB increases the latency to 64+.
Nice work, you found a strap change. bandwidth were it should be. good job!
New results.
Running Linked and Sync'd 1:1 will keep the good numbers though reduces mem bus speed. This does, however, work better than anything else when going over 450 FSB.
sorry to bump thead but i've had very good results with my 4GB PC2-8500Quote:
Originally Posted by NIZ
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...riot-viper.jpg
look at the voltage :) set to 1.9V in bios. Would go lower but when set to 1.8V in bios it actually sets it to 2.1V.
which ones, lowfat? there are two variations, the 2.3v one(hynix), and the 2.1v one(promos). Of course, getting those clocks with 4gb hynix is quite good. Promos..well...we already know how that does!
I don't have the Viper's but I do have a Rampage and Patriot Extreme Performance PC9600 and I can't get stable past 1080Mhz. Volts low, maxed @ 2.3v or on auto, relaxed settings, nothing works. Now looking at OCZ XLC PC9600. Newegg customer review claimed 1226Mhz on Rampage. Cant afford to go fast in my car anymore, this is the only fast thing I have left.
Sweet! :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by lowfat
Considering 1.9v, i'm positive those are PSC.
61.9ns is horrible for timings and mhz like that. Your doing something wrong. 1200mhz 4-4-4-13 should be giving you 40's in ns and at least 10.2gb's read. Your not doing something right. Ask anyone here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hor$eman
thats a great score for 1200 mgz, and under 500 fsb, dam dude sweet, i cant get that score with 1300 mgz, must be cause its a 780i chipset.
Can you pass memtest86 with 1200mgz at 4-4-4-12 ? i doubt it.
He's doing nothing wrong; it's the memory divider that affects the bandwidth/latency. Besides, there's more to memory bandwidth than a billion MHz at CL4. :shakes:Quote:
Originally Posted by nexxusty