F2-8000PHU2-2GBHZ testing

GSKILL lanuched DDR2 1000 products yesterday
actually i received sample for about few weeks but keep tweaking it and discuss with our lab.... finally me and lab come out the idea, 8000 4-4-4-5
1st we was going to lanuch 5-5-5-15 but i pushed 4-4-3-5 then.... we agree to release both 4-4-4-5 and 5-5-5-15

here is the stress tests for those parts!

2.2v 4-4-4-5 DDR2 1000

sp2004 and 32m + memtest at the same time.
http://www.gskillusa.com/ram/80002gbhz/01.jpg






keep looping 32m again to make sure it is stable!
http://www.gskillusa.com/ram/80002gbhz/9.jpg






3D stable also
http://www.gskillusa.com/ram/80002gbhz/02.jpg

http://www.gskillusa.com/ram/80002gbhz/03.jpg

http://www.gskillusa.com/ram/80002gbhz/10.jpg

those are going to be avaliable in egg very soon next week :)

Great stuff! Would you possibly be able to do any SANDRA or EVEREST benchmarks at 250FSB? Also, could you tell me what chips those modules use? I am wondering if they are the D9G** varient that other sticks have been using.

Hope i could test this soon.

Some o/c ?

"and we have something better will lanuch soon also, maybe if i push it hard!"

:D

for ic = i cann't tell as always, but something like that .....
who else can do 1000 cl4.... you know what i meant!

i will do more tests later, computer's CPU = cheap and no good for oc....

the oc for this ram becasue i am still using P5WD2.. no extra voltage for me too add over 2.3 but 2.3 i can do a bit better of cuz

Impressive! the most powerful 1066 can do CL4. lol

For those who were wondering why I sold off my D9

This new stuff is very fast and easier to push, but it will have a price premium from any manufacture that offers this particular part.

I am not positive of build cost exactly but roughly 2x more expensive than Elpida based part, so dont get upset with any manufactures price on ram at this level.

Thanks Gskill, good to see you enter the mix at the top end.

Could we get an everest Shot of Access latency and the bandwidth?
Oh and very nice sticks :up:

[QUOTE=G.S Technician]1st we was going to lanuch 5-5-5-15 but i pushed 4-4-3-5 then.... we agree to release both 4-4-4-5 and 5-5-5-15
2.2v 4-4-4-5 DDR2 1000

Now there's a unique way for determining the product specification. Well done :p:

estimated retail price?

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for ic = i cann't tell as always, but something like that .....
who else can do 1000 cl4.... you know what i meant!

i will do more tests later, computer's CPU = cheap and no good for oc....

the oc for this ram becasue i am still using P5WD2.. no extra voltage for me too add over 2.3 but 2.3 i can do a bit better of cuz

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The DDR2 market is moving alot, I like it! :)

Is more voltage better or does it have a sweetpoint?
Retail price should be interesting, must cost like hel.:slap:

we looking at ddr 1333 in the future? if you can keep that at cas4... my god :cheer:

Its good ! I ll waiting

cant wait ot see it at the egg will get some

Yeah nice to see new products being pushed out (AM2 is near by too). Overall a very good product..

more review for 2.2v DDR2 1000 4-4-4-5; 2.2v DDR2 800 3-3-3-5

http://gskillusa.com/ram/80002gbhz/00001.jpg

http://gskillusa.com/ram/80002gbhz/00002.jpg

http://gskillusa.com/ram/80002gbhz/00003.jpg


2.2v DDR2 800 3-3-3-5
http://gskillusa.com/ram/80002gbhz/00004.jpg

Awwww .... Pictures down ? Man i wanna see those pics you just posted.

I just got a set of G.Skill HZ PC2 6400 4-4-4-12 ..... but now I want these :)

some overclock testing at 2.2v 1066 4-4-4-5

only a bit overclock but got much better 32M time!

http://gskillusa.com/ram/80002gbhz/00005.JPG


bandwidth testing

http://gskillusa.com/ram/80002gbhz/00006.JPG

http://gskillusa.com/ram/80002gbhz/00007.JPG

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we looking at ddr 1333 in the future? if you can keep that at cas4... my god :cheer:

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Wait a bit.. then you will have Cas 3 at even highier speed.. ;)
and GS. would it be too much to ask for some shots of Cas3 DDR800 access latencies in Everest?

amazing :D

it will be in newegg within few days, they place order but becasue it is new item, so the qty is low!

DDR2 800 3-3-3 sandra 2007 bandwidth will post later! :)

by the way there is extra cooling (ex fan) for all above testing!

800 3-3-3 2.2v sandra 2007

http://gskillusa.com/ram/80002gbhz/00008.JPG

http://gskillusa.com/ram/80002gbhz/00009.JPG




DDR2 1100 4-5-4 2.3v
http://gskillusa.com/ram/80002gbhz/00010.JPG

http://gskillusa.com/ram/80002gbhz/00011.JPG

everest test

1066 4-4-4
http://gskillusa.com/ram/80002gbhz/00012.JPG


1100 4-5-4
http://gskillusa.com/ram/80002gbhz/00013.JPG


800 3-3-3
http://gskillusa.com/ram/80002gbhz/00014.JPG

Deer friend from G.Skill,maybe you can affirm it's made Micron Chips?Some one said Micron don't sell its chips to Asian Moudles manufacturer:)

Chips on are Elpida.

These look pretty damn kick a$$. I think I'm going to sell my current RAM to get me some of these F2-8000PHU2-2GBHZ!!!! :toast: :banana:

MSRP??????????

Very nice looking modules.

Looks like I'll be getting myself some of these when I make the move to Intel. Glad I didn't move early and go for some D9s. :toast:

Can you release any pricing info?

Looks interesting.
Looking foreward to seing the prices in EU!

nice RAM,how much the price?

very impressive!!!!!

:slobber: :slobber:

ttt, msrp pls!

it is on egg now :)

2GBZX $469
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231075

2GBHZ $489
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231077

Great results, but for this price ...no thanks. I can get 4GB A-Data DDR2 800 for the same price and this memory will do the same result, because it uses the same ships.

nice... :slobber:

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it is on egg now :)

2GBZX $469
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231075

2GBHZ $489
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231077

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God that is tempting..
$399 would make it more accessable to more people.. just a thought..

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God that is tempting..
$399 would make it more accessable to more people.. just a thought..

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^^AGREE^^ When I bought my current RAM for $325 I thought I went a little overboard, but for $400+ for 2GB of RAM I PERSONALLY think it's a bit much, however those timings are quite amazing for DDR1000+ and if money was not an issue I would def get me some.

well the price for those is not expensive and it guarantee 1000 CL4 :)
or we can try some 667 2GBZX, they are pretty good overclock.
i was testing one of the 667 2GBZX (elpida) and now is runing at 975 CL4-4-4-12 2.3v
i probable going to post tomorrow.... that is like ~250 per 2GB kit. not expensive but well it is not guarantee you know

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well the price for those is not expensive and it guarantee 1000 CL4 :)
or we can try some 667 2GBZX, they are pretty good overclock.
i was testing one of the 667 2GBZX (elpida) and now is runing at 975 CL4-4-4-12 2.3v
i probable going to post tomorrow.... that is like ~250 per 2GB kit. not expensive but well it is not guarantee you know

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I understand, and I'm not taking anything away from them. Like I said, if money wasn't an option I would definately jump on these, in fact at the time I went from DDR1 to DDR2 I was looking around for G. SKill RAM but at the time my current RAM was pretty much best money could buy. I'm currently doing 960 3:5 4-3-3-4 @ 2.3v. I may thinker around a little bit with the timings to see if I can get it higher. Also what's the divider on the 667 2GBX???

Edit: I guess 960 is the best I can with CL 4!!

Ιt's all 2 expensive. U should lower the price a lot, after all it doesn't overclock much above its rated speed

The DDR1K doesn't OC so well above stock, BUT they can run CL3-3-3-3 at DDR800+. The Elpida's can also do 900~950MHz 4-4-4-12 stable but are dramatic when tweak to CL3.

G.Skill has sent me a sample for reviewing, soon a review will be published. Stay tuned..

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The DDR1K doesn't OC so well above stock, BUT they can run CL3-3-3-3 at DDR800+. The Elpida's can also do 900~950MHz 4-4-4-12 stable but are dramatic when tweak to CL3.

G.Skill has sent me a sample for reviewing, soon a review will be published. Stay tuned..

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see if you can get them to run Cas2.. :D

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see if you can get them to run Cas2.. :D

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well i wish there is CL2 option :)

Then see how tight they can do.. :toast:

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Originally Posted by nn_step

Then see how tight they can do.. :toast:

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in 667? 800? or 1000?? :D

for sure 1000 4-4-3 no problem :)

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Originally Posted by G.S Technician

in 667? 800? or 1000?? :D

for sure 1000 4-4-3 no problem :)

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Absolute tighest they can do.. and then do DDR667, 800, and 1000

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Absolute tighest they can do.. and then do DDR667, 800, and 1000

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:( a lot of work, hehee
but love to do it :)

If you can assure people that this RAM will run 4/2/2/x/x above 1000 you will sell some of them :D

:woot:


Alice sent me a sample :banana:

my F2 8000

2.4v

http://www.hwtweakers.net/files/foru...skill_4444.jpg

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my F2 8000

2.4v

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See if you can crank them down to 4-2-2-x

2.4 v

max 280 mhz 4224

http://www.hwtweakers.net/files/foru...000__thumb.jpg

all test @ 2.4v....


http://www.hwtweakers.net/files/foru...3434_thumb.jpg


http://www.hwtweakers.net/files/foru...4233_thumb.jpg


http://www.hwtweakers.net/files/foru...4324_thumb.jpg

somehow i found p5wd2-P can run 2.2v at 1066 4-4-4 but not in p5wd2-e....
i need to use 2.3v at p5wd2-e even up to 2.35v to run 1066...
everyone have idea?

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somehow i found p5wd2-P can run 2.2v at 1066 4-4-4 but not in p5wd2-e....
i need to use 2.3v at p5wd2-e even up to 2.35v to run 1066...
everyone have idea?

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one of the boards is undervolting or the other is overvolting

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one of the boards is undervolting or the other is overvolting

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that is what i thought, is that happen to most of p5wd2-p (overvolt) and p5wd2-e (undervolt) ?

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that is what i thought, is that happen to most of p5wd2-p (overvolt) and p5wd2-e (undervolt) ?

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Well I have heard about P5wd2-e undervolting but not P5WD2-p overvolting.. sounds like you should check the voltage with a Dmm

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Well I have heard about P5wd2-e undervolting but not P5WD2-p overvolting.. sounds like you should check the voltage with a Dmm

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man.. gotta carry more and more things to work....

GS Technician,

Do both models use the same chips? Also, since they are now for sale, can you tell me what chips they use? :)

2.4 v

http://www.hwtweakers.net/files/forum/0605/4434_2_4.jpg

2.25 v

http://www.hwtweakers.net/files/forum/0605/4434_2_2.jpg


http://www.hwtweakers.net/files/forum/0605/3434_2_2.jpg


http://www.hwtweakers.net/files/forum/0605/3334_2_2.jpg


http://www.hwtweakers.net/files/forum/0605/4224_2_2.jpg

been busy for few days, i had some pics for you guys on monday but big delay til today to post it :p: short on hands here!!!

1000 4-4-4-5 , sisoft 2007
http://www.gskillusa.com/ram/80002gb...hz_2007_01.GIF



800 3-3-3-5 , sisoft 2007
http://www.gskillusa.com/ram/80002gb...hz_2007_02.GIF



the weird thing i found is that, 1CMD? is that means 1T?

damn i cant decide if i want these sticks or not. actually im just not sure if they are the right sticks for me.

i already sold all my AMD stuff as im going conroe but this is all too knew to me and i dont know what to do.

are these sticks only good if your gonna be doing some extreme overclocking??

are they overkill for an x6800 conroe on air??

i don't have a good conroe ... but i do have some good DDR2 1000 2GBHZ :)

E6400 L2 only 2M :(
max is about 3.25G on air! no good :(

vdimm 2.3v

http://www.gskillusa.com/ram/80002gb...atconroe01.JPG


http://www.gskillusa.com/ram/80002gb...atconroe02.JPG


http://www.gskillusa.com/ram/80002gb...atconroe03.JPG

Nice FSB :)

'got mine

I'm clocking this with a poor PD930 :D

2.23v

540mhz 5-5-5-12

Here is my review: http://www.xtreme-mc.com/index.php?o...d=24&Itemid=31

This is done on a P5WS2-E i975, i have an idea that this board undervolts alot.
I have to set 2.4v in BIOS to get this kit stable... (tested with two kits)

After doing the voltmod, i will post some nice ones.

nice review
but you realise you linked to imageshack-thumbnails? 320x256...

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nice review
but you realise you linked to imageshack-thumbnails? 320x256...

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Your right about that, good I didn't even noticed that. thanks.

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Here is my review: http://www.xtreme-mc.com/index.php?o...d=24&Itemid=31

This is done on a P5WS2-E i975, i have an idea that this board undervolts alot.
I have to set 2.4v in BIOS to get this kit stable... (tested with two kits)

After doing the voltmod, i will post some nice ones.

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We haven't removed the heatspreader of the memory yet but we are 100% sure G.Skill used Micron D9 "Fatboy" IC's

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Are you sure of this ? :toast: