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Nice rams... it seems G.Skill has done lots of improves lately :D Great to see everything is going faster!

Here is my thought (only GFX, not the cpu :) ):

one :
go for a cheap 8800gtx + e8500

8800GTX is to expensive when there is a little brother 8800GT that is doing as good as the GTX and much...

Thanks, I have changed the Hex address and it works :D

Well, now I have two memorymodules in memoryslot "bank" 1 and 3). If I load an SPD dump I only can write (fully/selective) the first module on bank 1.
I could not find a way to write the other...

Thanks for your information. :)
It is a really nice program, even now for DDR3 to generate HTML timing table and save/write SPD dumps. I guess this is the only thing that works with DDR3.

Ow, btw...

Very nice CPU indeed. I also got one ;) :rolleyes: doing 3.5GHz 1.22v prime stable and 3.8GHz 1.35v prime stable with Thermalright extreme :D
Unfortunately the FSB is maxed out to 545MHz on my P5K3...

Is there a way to edit the timing table with this program?? :confused: I mean not EPP/XMP or with hex.
I use DDR3 memory.

I wish I had that nightmare, would save me a lot of houres spending on the settings. :)

r00n made a nice RAM IC list where you can find almost any specific memory. You might want to take a look at his list.
The URL is :http://ramlist.ath.cx/ddr2/

You definitely need to try the black banks. I also set the Northbridge to 1.55v, 1.7v was too high.

Here are my subtimings;

Thanks, I have updated my results. When I put the modules in the black banks, DDR3-1900 was very stable :D

At Newegg they are indeed the cheapest now..



I used the orange slots. Thanks for the info, i will try the black slots and see if I see any improvements.



You are right, I changed it!

:welcome:

G.Skill released a new DDR3 product for the high-end computing, the F3-12800CL7D-2GBHZ. From the productcode you can see this memory runs at DDR3-1600 (PC12800) with a CAS# latency of 7...

According to r00n it is. :rolleyes:

I received my P5K3 Dlx wifi today, but i can't install Vista with my RAID-0 setup.
For testing i have installed 2x 160GB maxtor 7200rpm and created a RAID0 in the intel raid manager menu.

I tried...

Nice man, thats the result I've expected on a P35.

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.

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.

I don't have an Asus Maximus SE mainboard, but I am sure it will perform better on a X38 then on my 965 mainboard. For example take a look at Dennys, Eva2000 review, they used an P35 mainboard. I...

Nice testing eva2000! It seems the average 4GBPQ is good for a 10~20MHz OC @CL5. It suprises me that this memory runs better at Trfc=48 on the P35. Denny also tested his memory on a DFI P35.

I...

I think the results are great. I also never saw a CL4-2-2-x fatboy before, but the 1M results are interesting. The vddr should be realistic for 4-2-2.

But anyway, I try everything from the BIOS...

Thanks! No they definitely don't get hot at all!

Today I got the opportunity to test a new DDR2 product from GSKILL, the F2-8000CL5D-4GBPQ. This box contains two modules of 2GB each with an operating speed of 1000MHz 5-5-5-15 2.0~2.1v advertised...

According to the RAM list from r00n (http://ramlist.ath.cx/ddr2/) your memory has D9GMH IC's. It doesn't matter 4-4-4-5 or 4-4-4-12. I mean you can run those latencies with another two extra modules.

Normally 2x2GB is cheaper then 4x1GB. But in your case if you still want to run 450MHz 4-4-4-5 I recommend you to buy another D9GMH/GKX based modules to run 4GB at those speeds. Currently 2x2GB chips...