G.Skill Trident triple channel kit - DDR3 @ 2000 MHz in test

Hello Guys

excuse me for my English but i hope that you understand me because i would show you the new G,Skill Trident.

Many thanks to G.Skill.

first some Pics of the kit ;)
http://photodorp.com/out.php/t856_blisterfronte.jpg http://photodorp.com/out.php/t857_blisterretro.jpg http://photodorp.com/out.php/t859_etichetta.jpg
http://photodorp.com/out.php/t858_dissipatore.jpg http://photodorp.com/out.php/t860_frontemodulo.jpg http://photodorp.com/out.php/t861_kitdavanti.jpg
http://photodorp.com/out.php/t862_kitdietro.jpghttp://photodorp.com/out.php/t863_memoriecontatto.jpg

And now a quick test:

Hardware used:

Mainboard: DFI DK-X58-T3EH6
CPU: Intel Core I7 920
Ram: G.Skill Trident
PSU: Cooler Master Real Power 1250 W


the lower voltage for the 2000 MHz

http://photodorp.com/out.php/t864_200015v.jpg

and with only 1,65V

http://photodorp.com/out.php/t865_2204165.jpg

this is the validate: http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=557065

Soon other test... also some 3dmark but this time with the CPU under LN2 ;)

memtest for dfi needs lower voltage around 0.05-0.06v less
but prime95 large fft 5.4gb.. 1 hour run this is the exact vdimm voltage needed or hyperpi 32m 8-16 threads might be one step vdimm lower

think u know that already

personally i think for bandwidth voltage on x58 especially on dfi boards
ppl should post hyperpi 32m 4-8 threads

superpi32m or multiple superpi32m ( cause hyperpi assigns each thread affinity) and memtest hci is fake.

Yes but not worry this is only a quick test...... ;)

soon, maybe tomorrow i will post some 3dmark, Wprime, Prime95 etc :)

this ram locks good but i want to see it @ 2+ volt :D

p.s. ciao canna, non ti avevo mai visto su xs :)

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Originally Posted by canna1988

Yes but not worry this is only a quick test...... ;)

soon, maybe tomorrow i will post some 3dmark, Wprime, Prime95 etc :)

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thanks

one of the rams i am really interested in..

the price is :clap::clap::clap: good stuff..

yes the price is fantastic for this ram, because is very low.... and in he same time you can have fantastic Performance.

Wow only $160 at Newegg right now with free shipping too.

yeah ;)

Give only some time and after i can post other test.... in This period i am a lot busy :S

this is our value series but "chips" is not so value :)
we have lots of this model in stock. i will post one soon too

Very nice RAM Alex :D
we want more test at 2200 MHz :yepp: :up:

samsung forewer:D

very good g.skill:up:


Canna hai dei bei samsung sotto!:D
percui problemi non ne dovresti incontrare,anche dando 1,95 1,96 v-ram
fai test a 8 8 8 20 1t se han gli attributi sotto a 2100 ci viaggi eheheh
(prima test seri a 2000 8 8 8 20 1t)
Fai vedere di cosa son capaci i samsung :up:

ts i restested
hyperpi also fake on the vdimm

testing now a kingston t1 2000mhz Cl8
prime95 large fft 5.4gb needs 1.68 while hyperpi only needs 1.6

Hey guys, i have the same at home :D
It's about 920-930 7-8-7-20 1.65v on R2E.

But Memtest is not wrong with vdimm. I use Vista 64bit, so 5.95Gb are used, and it's the most hardcore test for ram. But maybe with 32bit OS, Prime is hte best.

Moreover, i don't think it's samsung chips on this kit...:D

did someone open it ?

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Originally Posted by Benji Tshi

Hey guys, i have the same at home :D
It's about 920-930 7-8-7-20 1.65v on R2E.

But Memtest is not wrong with vdimm. I use Vista 64bit, so 5.95Gb are used, and it's the most hardcore test for ram. But maybe with 32bit OS, Prime is hte best.

Moreover, i don't think it's samsung chips on this kit...:D

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maybe board dependent

but i can assure u
prime 95 64bit.. like 32bit can detect 5.4gb
is the best on vdimm.
again memtest hci is the worst followed by memtest86+ for x58's
also are u bs on 5.95gb test in vista.. ure running a lite version??
max i can get available with virtual mem disable etc is 5.4gb-5.5gb

r2e has too many skew, subtiming, issues with overvolted ioh/ich voltage

Damn! XMP is implemented! That's great! I wonder if XMP has the latest Revision 1.2.

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Originally Posted by Pt1t

did someone open it ?

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there is a safety on it so you can't open it...but 7-8-7-20 + low voltage, it means elpida for me. probably not hyper, but for sure it's elpida

Elpida chips other than hyper has lower performance than Samsung HCF0 in average.. if it's not hyper, then it's probably HCF0.

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Originally Posted by spitfire939

Elpida chips other than hyper has lower performance than Samsung HCF0 in average.. if it's not hyper, then it's probably HCF0.

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Maybe for you, but acording to what i get at home, it's elpida's behaviour

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Originally Posted by Benji Tshi

Maybe for you, but acording to what i get at home, it's elpida's behaviour

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well if u want to know whether its a elpida

all elpida hypers can do this at 1.65v or lower
at the same voltage for

200mhz CL8,1866 CL7, 1600 CL6. same voltage.
if u cant do this..

it may feel like elpida, u may even wish it is a elpida.. but it isnt.

also all the 4 elpida kits i have.. the ram speed to vcore increament is very linear.

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Originally Posted by cstkl1

it may feel like elpida, u may even wish it is a elpida.. but it isnt.

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Where do you read i have said it's hyper ?? There is not only hyper in Elpida's chips. Anyway, even HCF0 can't do this...

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Originally Posted by Benji Tshi

probably not hyper, but for sure it's elpida

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Originally Posted by Benji Tshi

Where do you read i have said it's hyper ?? There is not only hyper in Elpida's chips. Anyway, even HCF0 can't do this...

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sorry thought u meant hypers

anyway will be getting this ram somewhere this week.
so will see about what it can do properly

Of course not. 150$ for 6Gb of Hyper ? Gskill will be ruined after a lil month :D

I just popped these sticks into my rig and i'm having an issue running them at their stock speed with my oc. Im running an asus p6t6 ws revolution with an i920 @ 4ghz. My vcore is at 1.5v, qpi at 1.39v, and dram at 1.66v. I tried lowering the timings to 10 10 10 28 but no go. Even tried running at 1602mhz and still no soup. I set the ram and ram volts to auto to see what the board would set it at and it gave me 1200mhz at a 2:6 ratio with timings at 8 8 8 20 t1. This is with the cpu at 4ghz (no turbo). I have to say the settings the board put the ram on is actually pretty damn good I have to say, but I want 2000mhz lol. I also tried running everything on stock just to see if the rams could hit 2000mhz and lo and behold she did no prob so I am ruling out physical issue with the ram. I read the revolution cant break 1700mhz with 12gbs of ram at this time but this is 6gbs. I should be able to run 2000mhz no prob with my oc. Any suggestions?

Ok. Probem solved. I'm a d*ck. lol. I upped the qpi to 1.55v and she posted. Im at 2000mhz now with cpu at 4.0ghz. Now its time to play. Muahahahahahahahahahahaha (cough)

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Originally Posted by Benji Tshi

there is a safety on it so you can't open it...but 7-8-7-20 + low voltage, it means elpida for me. probably not hyper, but for sure it's elpida

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yes Gskill said me , Exxxx but not hyper. PS are easy to open , just force fan and heatspreader felt :p http://www.matbe.com/images/biblio/a...0000086693.jpg

But Trident are very hard to open :p:

Well looks like I cant run them stable on my board @ the stock 2000mhz. : ( I liked these sticks too. Ah well.

I got this kit today. At least mine's not elpida.


(Unless elpida recently changed its chip package)

http://gigglehd.com/zbxe/files/attac...2/IMG_2307.jpg

this is what elpida chips looks like from the side: it has slanted side.

http://gigglehd.com/zbxe/files/attac...2/IMG_2309.jpg

this is g.skill trident from the side - idk if it's samsung, micron, or something else- but for sure it's not elpida.

http://gigglehd.com/zbxe/files/attac...2/IMG_2310.jpg

also in this picture this chip has only 3 rows of lead balls in one side... Maybe it's new 50nm node chip from hynix, but I basically have no idea what these chips are.

(Tried to open the heatspreader as you can see in the picture.... and broke my nail :()

you know how chips have memories only from this pictures? :eek:
i´m fascinated abuoth this :-)
I try today create photo from my Kingston HyperX

Quick run Gskill Trident on EX58-UD5
2000Mhz 8 9 8 24 1.66v; QPI/VTT: 1.44v set in Bios.
Hyper PI 8*32MB:

http://img35.imageshack.us/img35/784...mhzhype.th.jpg

Anyone mamaged to open Heatspreaders yet?

be very careful when you try to open the TS heatspreader. :)

Yes, it's quite hard because there is 2 stickers on the 2 screws...be careful guys :p:
But it's elpida's chips. Just use it and you'll be convinced.

BTW, i have just finished a 1075Mhz 32M with it....:p:

ok. just LOOK at those chips. it's NOT elpida.

you know this can't be elpida hyper at this price. All other elpida chips suck and they cannot even reach 1866Mhz. What now? It just can't be elpida, which is a good news unless it's hyper.

possible is elpida product

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Originally Posted by spitfire939

ok. just LOOK at those chips. it's NOT elpida.

you know this can't be elpida hyper at this price. All other elpida chips suck and they cannot even reach 1866Mhz. What now? It just can't be elpida, which is a good news unless it's hyper.

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Again, believe what you want, but before talking, look for some true informations. Atm, there is 4 different elpida's chips, including Hypers, excluding the old chips. And it doesn't sucks so much.




Now, i got a 947Mhz 7-8-7-20 1.65v Hyper Pi 32M x8 :D

my D9JNM need 1.8V++ to reach DDR2000 CL8-8-8-21

Some quick tests on DFI t3eh8.
Gskill Trident @ 2100Mhz 8 9 8 21:
http://img34.imageshack.us/img34/549...0mhzdfi.th.jpg

1900Mhz 7 8 7 21:
http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/8...mhzdfi3.th.jpg

Still learning the ways of DFI :)

tRFC 88 :down:
But the results are good :p:

I'm using tRFC 72 for all my tests.

Hello guys excuse me for the long time but in this period i am very busy :(

anyway below other 3 quick test-

1,71V.... 2000 CAS 7 power :)
http://photodorp.com/out.php/i967_screen000.jpg

1,73 2100 cas7!!!!! fantastic!!!!
http://photodorp.com/out.php/i968_screen001.jpg

and the last test of today.... 1,69V... 2100 cas 8... not bad for 160$ :)
http://photodorp.com/out.php/i969_screen002.jpg

soon other test ;)

Here is some action with stock timings and voltages...Full air of course.

http://img34.imageshack.us/img34/7277/8m08812s.jpg

Not so bad for a 150€ kit :p:

nice run benji!!!

yes this memory are fantastic because is cheaper respect other model but in overclock are same or better :)

for sure it's not good as Hypers, but i believe for standard overclocker (watercooling for example) it's wonderful.
the best voltage for me is beetwin 1.55 and 1.65. What's about yours canna ?

are these the exact same IC's as the the Pi Black 2000's?

I don't think so. Last time i try PB 2000, it was HCF0. I don't know if ICs have changed, but it's not HCF0 on Trident.

Benji Tshi wich VTT voltage used on that run?

Thx.

1.58v...juste give me a few hours and i'll post a better run with all voltages ;)

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Originally Posted by Benji Tshi

I don't think so. Last time i try PB 2000, it was HCF0. I don't know if ICs have changed, but it's not HCF0 on Trident.

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They seem to react remarkably similar. Thanks for the info :)

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Originally Posted by ReverendMaynard

They seem to react remarkably similar. Thanks for the info :)

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So maybe GSkill changed PB's chips by Trident's chips :p:

Here is my quick run too...

http://img32.imageshack.us/img32/7644/32mrun.jpg

Voltages:

VTT 1.45V
Vcore 1.35V
VDIMM 1.66V

2Ghz @ CL8 seems to be easy for the Trident....

Yes, it is.
1040 8-9-8-24-5-72 is allright for 1.65v (8x32M) :up:

How big of a difference do the subtimings on RAM actually make? Does anyone have a guide to adjusting these?

on this kit (i believe it's elida's chips) tRFC is really important, around 15-20Mhz more if you set the best value.

Some CL 8-8-8-21 stability test (Prime on Blend test). Memory voltage still set on 1.66V...

http://img11.imageshack.us/img11/4913/950cl8prime.jpg

http://img37.imageshack.us/img37/442/970cl8.jpg


At 2Ghz system boots ok, but crashes after a few prime seconds. However, CL 8-8-8-21 @ 1940Mhz isn't bad.

8-9-8-24-5-72 1T 1.65v, i can run 8x32M at 1040Mhz.

My review is out, if you want to see more, go there : GSKill Trident 3x2Gb 2000 CL9

Nice review Benji Tshi, thanks for posting.

Some CL 7-8-7-21-10-72 1T @ 1.66V stability tests (Linx & Memtest+, stable):

http://img11.imageshack.us/img11/8708/900cl7.jpg
http://img35.imageshack.us/img35/2555/950cl7.jpg

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Originally Posted by Benji Tshi

for sure it's not good as Hypers, but i believe for standard overclocker (watercooling for example) it's wonderful.
the best voltage for me is beetwin 1.55 and 1.65. What's about yours canna ?

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also for me the best voltage is between 1.55 and 1.65....

with higher voltage i improve the freqeuncy, but not so much... so i think that2000 cas 8 with 1,59 is very good :)

is normal thif a person want see 2000 cas 7 or push the voltage to 1,71 or buy the perfect storm... but with an higher price.....

i am very happy to this memory

nice run mk dir very great timing!!!!

vqpi?

P.S nice review Benji ;)

Ypep, thanks to both of you.
When using tRFC 60, clocks are lowering too much, this timing is really important on theses chips -> another point which means that it's elpida, from my point of view.

Now, i'm just waiting for same prices kits from other brands, maybe good surprises as this kit.

2100Mhz Linx 64bit:
http://img35.imageshack.us/img35/736...0linx64.th.jpg

The chip on trident is selected elpida BBSE....;)

Are very good in cas 9, because they are very stable and have a good signal to return on the IMC. This chip with good i7 are stable with low VTT in many mainbaord :yepp:

the only recommendation, with all the chips Elpida low volt, don't give more 1.7 volt modules in daily, if you do not want to kill them in short time.....:D

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Originally Posted by ZillaPct

The chip on trident is selected elpida BBSE....;)

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Elpida, i told them for a long time. Thanks for sharing bro :up:

http://photodorp.com/out.php/i1002_0532.jpg

They are Elpida BBSE ICs
:D:D

quick test

920 D0 3845B071
Vtt: 1.40
Vdimm:1.65
Gskill Trident 2000 Cl9 Elpida BBSE

http://photodorp.com/out.php/i974_34.jpg

http://photodorp.com/out.php/i972_screen007.jpg

Thanks for confirmation as to what was hiding under those chunky heatspreaders, guys....

Great thread, great review and cool clocks coming in :)

Can't wait to get a decent i7 board and have a play with my set :D

Thanks for the pic Hiwa, my chips had only a lot of numbers and letters, nothing i'm able to understand :D

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Originally Posted by hiwa

http://photodorp.com/out.php/i1002_0532.jpg

They are Elpida BBSE ICs
:D:D

quick test

920 D0 3845B071
Vtt: 1.40
Vdimm:1.65
Gskill Trident 2000 Cl9 Elpida BBSE

http://photodorp.com/out.php/i974_34.jpg

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Mmmmmmm Man I love this sub zero picture.....:D:D

160$ Sticks do 2000 7-8-7-21 1.65

http://photodorp.com/out.php/t1004_screen001.jpg

last kits from MemoryC goes better?

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Originally Posted by hiwa

160$ Sticks do 2000 7-8-7-21 1.65

http://photodorp.com/out.php/t1004_screen001.jpg

last kits from MemoryC goes better?

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Wow!
Thanks for the info as always Hiwa. :D
Very nice results.
I just bought a set from Taiwan 2 days back.
Haven't been benching for awhile though. :p

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Originally Posted by clon22

Wow!
Thanks for the info as always Hiwa. :D
Very nice results.
I just bought a set from Taiwan 2 days back.
Haven't been benching for awhile though. :p

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hey man
what's up? ;)

ye you got it,this is the best choose for daily use and some serius benchmark with high ram freq :up:

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Originally Posted by hiwa

hey man
what's up? ;)

ye you got it,this is the best choose for daily use and some serius benchmark with high ram freq :up:

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Hey, Yea, I'm good :)
Just been alittle busy these 2 mths.
Haven't logged in for awhile.(Especially OCX... oh no...) :p
o0oh... I missed benching alot...

Nice rams I must say.
I did a max validation on my kit.
9-9-9-24 @ 1.65v tRFC 72, tRRD 5

http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j3...nt_1153mhz.jpg
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=583607


Mine do nice @ 8-8-8-24 @ 1.65v too.
Somehow, my kit don't really like tRAS anything less than 24.:p
Hehe...

http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j3...t_165v_32m.jpg

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Originally Posted by clon22

Hey, Yea, I'm good :)
Just been alittle busy these 2 mths.
Haven't logged in for awhile.(Especially OCX... oh no...) :p
o0oh... I missed benching alot...

Nice rams I must say.
I did a max validation on my kit.
9-9-9-24 @ 1.65v tRFC 72, tRRD 5


Mine do nice @ 8-8-8-24 @ 1.65v too.
Somehow, my kit don't really like tRAS anything less than 24.:p
Hehe...

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nice.. kind of wondered where you went - miss your memory adventures too :D

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Originally Posted by eva2000

nice.. kind of wondered where you went - miss your memory adventures too :D

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Hey George!
Thanks.:D
How have u been?
Yeah, I missed all the benching.
Time to find time and get back into benching.:)
(I missed super pi.)

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Originally Posted by hiwa

http://photodorp.com/out.php/i1002_0532.jpg

They are Elpida BBSE ICs
:D:D

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Thanks for te pick. However, seems like the Trident with Elpida are the few, most of if looks like this:

http://img191.imageshack.us/img191/9...tnoelpidaq.jpg

Obviously, configs like 2Ghz CL7 @ 1.66V are impossible in this case.

No_Name chip, But still 900 cl7 it's not bad
i was lucky ..

Indeed that's not my kit. I suspect that mine are Elpida chips, because I can do 950Mhz CL7 stable. Other Trident kits I check can`t even run 1.9-2Ghz on CL8 @ 1.65V.
As you well said, it`s a lucky question, with this kit you can get nice Elpida chips or not....

Anybody else getting these results with Gskill Trident?

http://i44.tinypic.com/2r7ofh1.png

It's a bug. It happened after computers wake up from sleep(STR).

Does anyone know if this RAM will work on the Asus P6T?

^^ it should work with the P6T but I've read that the asus boards do not like the g.skill mem. Maybe check out the g.skill support forums and see if there are any problems there?

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Originally Posted by Stvwndr219

^^ it should work with the P6T but I've read that the asus boards do not like the g.skill mem. Maybe check out the g.skill support forums and see if there are any problems there?

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Asus boards don't like this particular kit or they don't like G.Skill in general?

The thing is this kit of RAM costs the exact same price as this Corsair TR3X6G1600C7 kit. Which would you choose if they were the same price? If it's not compatible I'll just grab the Corsair kit. I don't really need the G.Skill kit at all, but I thought why not get it if it's the same price as the Corsair.

http://gskill.us/forum/showthread.ph...hlight=trident

Well, I guess I meant more along the lines of the IMC of the core i7, depending on what you have will or will not like these high frequencies with the amount of VTT it needs.

1800 6-7-6-20 1.65/1.50
http://www.pctunerup.com/up/results/...2162921517.jpg
:D:D

http://www.pctunerup.com/up/results/...165333_444.jpg

do your sticks have the elpida or no name chips?

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Originally Posted by Stvwndr219

do your sticks have the elpida or no name chips?

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they are Elpida BBSE ;)

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Originally Posted by hiwa

1800 6-7-6-20 1.65/1.50
http://www.pctunerup.com/up/results/...2162921517.jpg
:D:D

http://www.pctunerup.com/up/results/...165333_444.jpg

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did you lowered back to back cas delay to 10 or 12 in order to run 900 ?

How tight have you got the timings so far?

On my Tridents are these chips. They make max. 2100 Mhz @ 9-9-9-24 1T on the Rampage II Extreme.


http://www.abload.de/img/trident008i.png

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Originally Posted by Mayk-Freak

On my Tridents are these chips. They make max. 2100 Mhz @ 9-9-9-24 1T on the Rampage II Extreme.


http://www.abload.de/img/trident008i.png

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What was the voltage used?

My personal G.Skill "Trident".:)

SuperPI 1MB - Ram Frequency:1954Mhz - Cas. 6-8-7-20-1T - 1.77v

http://img249.imageshack.us/img249/6867/28351679.th.jpg

SuperPI 8MB - Ram Frequency: 1954Mhz - Cas. 6-8-7-20 -1T - 1.77v

http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/6843/79815543.th.jpg

SuperPI 16MB - Ram Frequency: 1954Mhz - Cas. 6-8-7-20 -1T - 1.77v

http://img188.imageshack.us/img188/592/73361615.th.jpg

SuperPI 32MB - Ram Frequency: 1954Mhz - Cas. 6-8-7-20 -1T - 1.77v

http://img249.imageshack.us/img249/7901/50543999.th.jpg

Stability Ram Frequency: 1856Mhz - Cas. 6-8-7-20-1T - 1.67v:

http://img188.imageshack.us/img188/5103/21148974.th.jpg

Ram Frequency: 2201Mhz - Cas. 9-9-9-24-1T - 1.65v:

http://img406.imageshack.us/img406/7295/48593821.th.jpg

Validation:

CPU-Z Validator 3.0

Very good ram!:up:

1660 6-7-6-20 1.50/1.20

http://www.pctunerup.com/up/results/..._screen014.jpg


:ROTF::ROTF:

This ram used BBSE or Hyper?can you share hiwa about chipset?

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Originally Posted by nut311

This ram used BBSE or Hyper?can you share hiwa about chipset?

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http://www.xtremesystems.org/Forums/...5&postcount=63

;)

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Originally Posted by Ice009

Asus boards don't like this particular kit or they don't like G.Skill in general?

The thing is this kit of RAM costs the exact same price as this Corsair TR3X6G1600C7 kit. Which would you choose if they were the same price? If it's not compatible I'll just grab the Corsair kit. I don't really need the G.Skill kit at all, but I thought why not get it if it's the same price as the Corsair.

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I've been tossing up these two options as well... Leaning toward the Corsair - just because of the performance with tighter timings.

Any comments/suggestions/etc?
1. Corsair TR3X6G1600C7
2. G.Skill 6GBTD

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Originally Posted by Ice009

Does anyone know if this RAM will work on the Asus P6T?

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Check the Trident's QVL, the P6T Deluxe V2 works perfect with this memory kit, they must work OK in the P6T too.

Is it very hard to take off the heatspreaders on Trident?

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Originally Posted by mk_dir

Indeed that's not my kit. I suspect that mine are Elpida chips, because I can do 950Mhz CL7 stable. Other Trident kits I check can`t even run 1.9-2Ghz on CL8 @ 1.65V.
As you well said, it`s a lucky question, with this kit you can get nice Elpida chips or not....

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Any idea on how to tell if their are the Elpida or the No-Names without removing the HS? I just got a pair, haven't had a chance to play with them much but this thread makes me hope i got the Elpida.

Try 1900 7-8-7-20 1.65 32m if pass @ 90% they are BBSE
2000 7-8-7-20 1.65 32m is pass 100% BBSE

Good Luck

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Originally Posted by The Water Dog

Is it very hard to take off the heatspreaders on Trident?

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I use Ln2 for 5 seconds :D or leave them in freezer for 20 minuts and they take off easy ;) be carefull ;)

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Originally Posted by hiwa

Try 1900 7-8-7-20 1.65 32m if pass @ 90% they are BBSE
2000 7-8-7-20 1.65 32m is pass 100% BBSE

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Exactly, it's not necesary remove the heatspreader to know your Trident chips.... just check how long they can go on CL7-8-7-20 timings (1,65V), 1.9Ghz or above, means BBSE for me.
No name chips can't reach configs like these.

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Originally Posted by hiwa

Try 1900 7-8-7-20 1.65 32m if pass @ 90% they are BBSE
2000 7-8-7-20 1.65 32m is pass 100% BBSE

Good Luck

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HyperPi or SuperPi?