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    Quote Originally Posted by G.S Technician View Post
    here is the setting for entry level user. just follow pictures to set up bios setting...
    this is a really nice guide for beginners.

    would be great if you also included specific timings and subtimings for DFI boards.

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    I have 8GB of this running at 1068MHz.





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    check out our website and XS GSKILL section. I will have more and more PDF manual done over there

    http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...play.php?f=189
    Feel free to contact ustech@gskillusa.com or use our G.Skill Q&A Sub-Forum, if having any questions about G.Skill products

    Check out our items on NewEgg

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    Quote Originally Posted by Der_KHAN View Post
    this is a really nice guide for beginners.

    would be great if you also included specific timings and subtimings for DFI boards.
    I second that!
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    I bought this memory to go into my DFI DK X38. Should I be expecting any problems? any suggestions?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unoid View Post
    I bought this memory to go into my DFI DK X38. Should I be expecting any problems? any suggestions?
    my system booted with a DFI DK x38 + q6600 with the fsb strap auto at 333/x
    Memory booted stock at 1000mhz 5-5-5-5 at 1.9V

    Everything was fine. Never got a chance to OC any because after installing vista SP1. I decided to update my mobo's bios before Ocing.

    Followed DFI's instructions with WINFLASH on their website which never said anything about vista x64 being a problem.

    Winflash crashed and left me with a curropt bios. Plus this mobo has no removable bios chip.

    = RMA. Will report back

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    6 days later no response. talk about helpful. haha

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unoid View Post
    6 days later no response. talk about helpful. haha
    why don't you ask in gskill section?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unoid View Post
    I bought this memory to go into my DFI DK X38. Should I be expecting any problems? any suggestions?
    Quote Originally Posted by Unoid View Post
    6 days later no response. talk about helpful. haha
    If you had actually looked around a bit you would have noticed that many people are running those G.Skills little brother (the 4gb 8000 kit) in different x38 boards with no problems at all. The kit you bought is just a higher bin with a 8 layer pcb, I see no reason why it shouldn't work well. Remember, search is your friend.

    Oh and btw, no matter what ANY motherboard maker tells you, _NEVER_ flash your BIOS with Windoze based tools. Do it from a USB stick. Just don't buy this marketing bull and save yourself a RMA. That is if you want to be on the safe side and if you like your motherboard... if not, then do go on flashing via Windows!
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    Quote Originally Posted by p2501 View Post
    If you had actually looked around a bit you would have noticed that many people are running those G.Skills little brother (the 4gb 8000 kit) in different x38 boards with no problems at all. The kit you bought is just a higher bin with a 8 layer pcb, I see no reason why it shouldn't work well. Remember, search is your friend.

    Oh and btw, no matter what ANY motherboard maker tells you, _NEVER_ flash your BIOS with Windoze based tools. Do it from a USB stick. Just don't buy this marketing bull and save yourself a RMA. That is if you want to be on the safe side and if you like your motherboard... if not, then do go on flashing via Windows!
    Sounds good

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unoid View Post
    Sounds good
    I think so too, but when I saw the price and checked what people where achieving with the 4gb 8000 kit I bought that one instead. It's pretty solid ram so I guess your will be awesome too!

    (just watch the voltage and the overvolting of your board, going above 2.1 is dangerous, go above 2.2 and it starts to die)
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    Quote Originally Posted by p2501 View Post
    I think so too, but when I saw the price and checked what people where achieving with the 4gb 8000 kit I bought that one instead. It's pretty solid ram so I guess your will be awesome too!

    (just watch the voltage and the overvolting of your board, going above 2.1 is dangerous, go above 2.2 and it starts to die)
    Thanks for the heads up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CandymanCan View Post
    Sorry to bring this thread back, but do you guys know if these 1066 modules are the same as these ? They have the same model numbers, same heatspreaders and colo, but one is DDR2 800 with 4 timmings accros the board, the other is 1066 with 5 timmings. Of course the price is $40 cheaper for the DDR2 800, but if these 800's are the same then wouldnt they be able to overclock just as well as the 1066's if you just raise the timmings up to 5-5-5 ect

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231148
    They use the same Powerchip ICs but Gskill bins them very aggressively. 800s aren't 1000s aren't 1066s. If you buy GSkill (and they are a good quality product), be sure to buy the speed you need...or just trust luck.
    P.S. Powerchips don't scale with voltage very well. Once you get to about 2.0-2.1v, that's all you'll get.
    If you want Powerchip sticks that have built in OCability, get Dominators or Mushkin XPs.
    http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=643273
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    My kit of F2-8500CL5D-4GBPK show only ~1076 MHz under linpack
    For its price is acceptable result. No more.
    Bless you Intel!© www.indeo.com.ua

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    I just ordered 2 kits of this ram. I will let you know how the 8GB performs on my Rampage Forumula.
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