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    Exclamation 3x2GB Kingston HyperX T1 2000CAS8 - Elpida 50mm Hyper X48 DDR3

    Purchased this kit off these forums back in February 2009 but haven't tested it much as GT kit was keeping me occupied

    Lots of folks have reported the new Elpida 50mm Hyper IC modules used for the high end triple channel memory kits fairs pretty well for overclocking on X48 DDR3 platform. So decided to check it out with my 3x2GB Kingston HyperX T1 DDR3-2000Mhz CAS8 Triple Channel kit (KHX16000D3ULT1K3/6GX) on Asus Rampage Extreme as my DFI UT X58-T3EH8 is occupied for other tests.





    System:
    • E3110 Q750A158
    • OCZ Vendetta 2 Air
    • Asus Rampage Extreme 1104 bios
    • 128MB Gainward FX5200 PCI
    • 3x 2GB Kingston HyperX T1 DDR3-2000Mhz CAS8 Triple Channel kit (KHX16000D3ULT1K3/6GX)
    • 1TB Samsung SATAII
    • Pioneer 216 DVD-RW
    • Corsair HX1000
    • WinXP Pro SP3 nLite fully updated


    Lots of folks have reported 3x2GB Kingston HyperX T1 DDR3-2000Mhz CAS8 Triple Channel kits having a module failure or a poor module within their 3x2GB kit on X58 platform. So I decided to kill 2 birds with 1 stone so to speak. I will test each 2GB module individually on Rampage Extreme's optimal dimm slots A2+B2. Each 2GB module will be tested on A2 and then B2 dimm slots using quick Memtest86+ v2.11 loop test #5 for 10 passes minimum. Not a stressful test but enough to weed out which 2GB modules are the better of the 3 modules to be paired for dual channel 2x2GB operation on Rampage Extreme.

    I used a bit of masking tape to label each 2GB module - #1, #2 and #3 modules respectively.

    Results


    Results for 8.5x cpu multiplier and main 8-8-8-24 timings on 266FSB Strap 1:2 divider.

    At certain frequency subtimings for tRTR_S/RTR_D and tWTW_S/WTW_D had to be reduced to 5/9 for each pair for read to read same and different ranks and write to write same and different ranks respectively to pass test #5 loop. This reduced memtest reported bandwidth by ~10.5%. Still great once you factor in dual channel bandwidth will be higher.

    i.e. at 950mhz and 960mhz respectively bandwidth dropped from AUTO subtimings to manually set to above from 6145MB/s to 5500MB/s and 6210MB/s to 5558MB/s.

    With looser subtimings for at:

    • tRTR_S= 5
    • tRTR_D = 9
    • tWTW_S = 5
    • tWTW_D = 9


    • 970mhz = 5616MB/s
    • 990mhz = 5732MB/s
    • 1000mhz = 5790MB/s


    Module #1 in A2 dimm slot
    • 940mhz PASSED - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -20.0mv with A2 Clk Skew = Advance 250ps
    • 950mhz PASSED tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/9 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/9 - 1.72306v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv with A2 Clk Skew = Advance 250ps
    • 960mhz FAILED 1PE10 tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/9 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/9 - 1.73631v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv with A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps


    Module #2 in A2 dimm slot
    • 940mhz PASSED - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv with A2 Clk Skew = Advance 250ps
    • 950mhz PASSED - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv with A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 960mhz PASSED tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/9 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/9 - 1.72306v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv with A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 970mhz PASSED tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/9 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/9 - 1.72306v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv with A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 980mhz PASSED tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/9 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/9 - 1.72306v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv with A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 990mhz PASSED tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/9 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/9 - 1.72306v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv with A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 1000mhz PASSED tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/9 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/9 - 1.74956v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv with A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps


    Module #3 in A2 and B2 dimm slot
    • WTF even at 666mhz 8-8-8-24 = DET DDRAM error on POSTLED code couldn't boot system in A2 dimm slot.
    • Moved to B2 dimm slot and only after clearing CMOS got CMOS ERROR POSTLED code.
    • So installed module #1 in A2 and problematic module #3 in B2 dimm slots and it booted into bios fine after clearing CMOS. SPD values read 9-9-9-24 tRFC 74 with 1.64v default vdimm set by bios.
    • So in B2 dimm slot tried 8-8-8-24 and again = DET DDRAM error no boot.
    • So in B2 dimm slot change to 9-9-9-24 timinsg and it booted up into memtest fine at 1.67v but to get into windows needed 1.7v but windows seems like it had some graphic/display corruption!
    • Down clocked memory to DDR3-1066Mhz 9-9-9-24 and windows didn't have corruption enough to get a screenshot of cpuz spd for both module #1 and #3 together as i wanted to grab the SPDTool profile for them but system rebooted due to module #3 instability before I could open up SPDTool
    • Looks like module #3 is really a dud


    Module #3 cut short my tests for B2 dimm slot testing, so will do that later with module #1 and #2 in B2 and update this post with the results later on.

    Conclusion:
    As you can see module #1 didn't fair that well compared to module #2. At 950mhz it already required the 4 mentioned subtimings to be loosened at least 10mhz earlier/lower than when module #2 needed to touch those subtimings. Module #2 continued to scale all the way to 990Mhz at same vdimm voltage until 1000Mhz which needed vdimm bump from 1.72306v to 1.74956v. I didn't apply much more vdimm over that for 2GB single module testing so as to leave room for when dual channel is tested which will require more vdimm usually. Module #3 on the other hand was a complete dud which I'd deem faulty by any definition

    As you can see there are differences amongst the 3x 2GB modules even on X48. Will these differences translate over on X58 in triple channel mode ? Are these differences one explanation as to reason some folks reporting these 3x2GB Kingston HyperX T1 2000 CAS8 kits have one module failing or not hitting rated speeds ??

    Module #3 was a disappointment and could be reason why on DFI UT X58-T3EH8 i got 4GB detected out of 6GB in a few different module/dimm slot combinations. If the modules were placed in a certain dimm slot configuration, all 6GB was detected at DDR3-2000Mhz 8-8-8-24 on DFI UT X58-T3EH8. Same with certain CPU VTT and VDIMM combinations 6GB was detected instead of 2GB or 4GB (memory tip #6). But didn't test this kit much as Corsair Dominator GT kit was busy on DFI UT X58-T3EH8.

    I'd say worth looking into testing each module individually if you are having 3x2GB issues on X58 platform as well. Of course module #3 would be deemed faulty for not running rated timings at least 8-8-8-24 for lowly DDR3-1066mhz to DDR3-1333Mhz underclock!.





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    Oh sorry to hear that eva, thx for the test btw and...did you tested that 2 fine modules in dual channel? if yes what did you get from them?
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    Yeah same was hoping for some nice dual and triple channel action. Testing 2x2GB on REX right now working on getting 940-950mhz 8-8-8-24 stable - guess module #1 holding back #2 in dual channel heh.
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    Since they were second hand

    Kingston will RMA them in a heartbeat.
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    George in case you can RMA them like Ron says here, it would be cool to see results from all of them on A2 and B2 slots respectively, so far great

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    Never dealt with Kingston RMA - web site site says only original purchaser has warranty rights ?? What's folks' experiences like for rma with Kingston if you aren't original owner ?

    Anyway with remaining 2x2GB Kingston HyperX T1 2000CAS8 Elpida 50mm Hyper modules pretty hard to find stable points even for just HyperPi dual 32M run. So far with skew and other voltage tweaks set, managed to pull off DDR3-1820Mhz 8-8-8-24 AUTO CMD rate is apparently 2T at 1.723v vdimm.



    BIOS : 1104
    Code:
    Ai Overclock Tuner : Manual
    Oc From Cpu Levet Up : Auto
    Oc From Memory Level Up : Auto
    FSB Frequency : 455
    CPU ratio sitting : 8.5
    
    CPU configuration : 
    --------------------------- : 
    C1E support : disabled
    Cpu TM function : disabled
    Max CPUID value limit : disabled
    Vanderpool technology : disabled
    Execute disable bit : disabled
    Core multi-processing : enabled
    
    * CPU clock skew : Auto
    * NB clok skew : Auto
    FSB Strap to North Bridge : 266FSB
    PCIE Frequency : 103
    DRAM Frequency : DDR3-1823mhz 
    DRAM Command Rate : AUTO
    DRAM Timing Control : Manual
    
    1ST INFORMATION
    CAS# latency : : 8
    RAS# to CAS# delay : : 8
    RAS# PRE time : 8
    RAS# ACT time : 24
    RAS# to RAS# delay : AUTO
    REF cycle time : AUTO
    WRITE recovery time : AUTO
    READ to PRE time : AUTO
    
    2ND INFORMATION
    READ to WRITE delay(S/D) : AUTO
    WRITE to READ delay(S) : AUTO
    WRITE to READ delay(D) : AUTO
    READ to READ delay(S) : 9
    READ to READ delay(D) : 11
    WRITE to WRITE delay(S) : 9
    WRITE to WRITE delay(D) : 11
    
    3RD INFORMATION
    WRITE to PRE delay : AUTO
    READ to PRE delay : AUTO
    PRE to PRE delay : AUTO
    ALL PRE to ACT delay : AUTO
    ALL PRE to REF delay : AUTO
    
    DRAM Static Read Control : disabled or AUTO
    DRAM Dynamic Write Control : disabled or AUTO
    
    DRAM Skew Control :
    ------------------------------ : 
    DRAM CMD skew on channel A : auto
    DRAM CLK skew on DIMM A1 : auto
    DRAM CLK skew on DIMM A2 : advance 300ps
    DRAM CTL skew on DIMM A1 : auto
    DRAM CLT skew on DIMM A2 : delay 100ps
    
    DRAM CMD skew on channel B : auto
    DRAM CLK skew on DIMM B1 : auto
    DRAM CLK skew on DIMM B2 : advance 250ps
    DRAM CTL skew on DIMM B1 : auto
    DRAM CTL skew on DIMM B2 : auto
    
    Ai Clock Twister: AUTO 
    Ai Transaction Booster: AUTO /
    
    -- Manual -- = AUTO
    
    Common Performance Level : 08
    
    Pull-in of CHA PH1 : disabled : 
    Pull in of CHA PH2 : disabled :
    Pull in of CHB PH1 : disabled :
    Pull in of CHB PH2 : disabled :
    
    -- Manual -- 
    
    EPU II phase control : auto or full phase
    
    CPU Voltage : 1.28750v
    Load-line calibration : Disabled
    CPU PLL voltage : 1.56406v
    FSB termination voltage : 1.28566v
    CPU GTLVref(0) : auto
    CPU GTLVref(1) : auto
    CPU GTLVref(2) : auto
    CPU GTLVref(3) : auto
    NB GTLVref : auto
    North bridge voltage : 1.59656v
    DRAM voltage : 1.72362v
    NB DDRVref : -17.5mv
    DDR3 channel A Vref : -02.5mv
    DDR3 channel B Vref : auto
    South bridge 1.5 voltage : 1.56406v
    South bridge 1.05 voltage : 1.06039v
    CPU spread spectrum : disabled
    PCIE spread spectrum : disabled
    
    Memory Remap Feature: Enabled
    not sure how other elpida 50mm hyper compare on Rampage Extreme/X48 DDR3 boards in terms of mhz to vdimm scaling ?
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    I'm ordering a kit tonight and will test on my REX as soon as they arrive. Hopefully will have results by mid to end of next week.

    As always, thanks for the very informative memory settings
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    Hope you get better results than me
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    Initial results are buggy at best. First I was having problems passing Hyper Pi 1M. It would run and finish all loops but then not give calc done box, same with 32M. Then I tried copying Dsjjangs settings as best as I could (http://ocxtreme.org/forumenus/showpo...48&postcount=1). Eventually I got 1M to give the calc done box but no luck with 32M It just sits there then I start getting artifacts everywhere as you can see here



    I have a few ideas of whats the problem but going to search around some more and see what I can find. Any updates Eva?
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    Well try my bios settings at http://i4memory.com/f83/3x2gb-kingst...3-tests-18365/

    for dual channel on Rampage extreme i had to loosen subtimings alot from default 4-7-4-7 to something like 9-11-9-11

    READ to READ delay(S) : 9
    READ to READ delay(D) : 11
    WRITE to WRITE delay(S) : 9
    WRITE to WRITE delay(D) : 11

    my RMA has been approved by Kingston just need to contact local distributor to arrange replacement kit so will see how the replacements will fair
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    Quote Originally Posted by eva2000 View Post
    Well try my bios settings at http://i4memory.com/f83/3x2gb-kingst...3-tests-18365/

    for dual channel on Rampage extreme i had to loosen subtimings alot from default 4-7-4-7 to something like 9-11-9-11

    READ to READ delay(S) : 9
    READ to READ delay(D) : 11
    WRITE to WRITE delay(S) : 9
    WRITE to WRITE delay(D) : 11

    my RMA has been approved by Kingston just need to contact local distributor to arrange replacement kit so will see how the replacements will fair
    Nice eva2000 I am looking forward to your review of the DFI JR X58-T3H6 - MicroATX with this memory. I have 2 kits of it sitting here.. Still wondering if I should go Asus Gene or DFI JR.. I wait for your review..
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    Quote Originally Posted by eva2000 View Post
    Well try my bios settings at http://i4memory.com/f83/3x2gb-kingst...3-tests-18365/

    for dual channel on Rampage extreme i had to loosen subtimings alot from default 4-7-4-7 to something like 9-11-9-11

    READ to READ delay(S) : 9
    READ to READ delay(D) : 11
    WRITE to WRITE delay(S) : 9
    WRITE to WRITE delay(D) : 11

    my RMA has been approved by Kingston just need to contact local distributor to arrange replacement kit so will see how the replacements will fair
    Will try that tonight when I get home. Seems 3oh6 is interested in this same setup and may be coming through here in a few days to discuss. If so, you guys are some of the best memory tweakers out there and should figure this out

    EDIT: Forgot to say I'm on 1201, going to switch back to 1104 so I can get DIMM skew adjustments, see if that helps at all.
    Last edited by filmbot; 06-16-2009 at 09:32 AM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by eva2000 View Post
    my RMA has been approved by Kingston just need to contact local distributor to arrange replacement kit so will see how the replacements will fair
    Good to hear

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lu(ky View Post
    Nice eva2000 I am looking forward to your review of the DFI JR X58-T3H6 - MicroATX with this memory. I have 2 kits of it sitting here.. Still wondering if I should go Asus Gene or DFI JR.. I wait for your review..
    Yup next up is DFI JR X58 testing - lots to read and learn first hehe

    Quote Originally Posted by filmbot View Post
    Will try that tonight when I get home. Seems 3oh6 is interested in this same setup and may be coming through here in a few days to discuss. If so, you guys are some of the best memory tweakers out there and should figure this out

    EDIT: Forgot to say I'm on 1201, going to switch back to 1104 so I can get DIMM skew adjustments, see if that helps at all.
    haven't tried 1201 only 1104 myself.. but the skew and nb ddr vref adjustments I mentioned was key to even getting DDR3-1600Mhz 8-8-8-24 stable in memtest! One right settings were made - pushing to DDR3-1820-1900Mhz 8-8-8-24 in memtest was fine although 2x32m pi managed only DDR3-1820mhz.

    Quote Originally Posted by TheKarmakazi View Post
    Good to hear
    Yup RA approved, so sending back modules today - if lucky should have replacements next week

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    My RMA replacements arrived today - minus the original box packaging hehe




    Fingers crossed

    Bit of info from Kingston regarding the labels on modules - interesting to see the results of Kingston 2000C8 in relation to their serial numbers

    Last edited by eva2000; 06-26-2009 at 01:18 AM.
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    Hope this kit works 100%, let us know what happens.

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    RMA Replacement
    Individual 2GB Kingston 2000C8 Tests


    Clearly, you can see that the replacement kit is much better and working very nicely for Vdimm required as well.

    Same Memtest86+ v2.11 test #5 10x loops with reported bandwidth and settings used. For initial tests trying to keep VDIMM as close to 1.65v rated volts first - the aim is to see how high I can clock the memory without errors at such VDIMM voltage.

    For failed passed, short hand 1PE38 = 1st pass 38 errors

    8-8-8-24 timings
    CPU FSB = 1.27241v
    CPU PLL = SB = 1.53756v


    Module #1 in A2 dimm slot
    • 920mhz 5951MB/s PASSED - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.57v NB
    • 930mhz 6016MB/s PASSED - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 250ps
    • 940mhz 6080MB/s PASSED - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 250ps
    • 950mhz 6145MB/s PASSED - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 960mhz 6210MB/s FAILED 1PE38 - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 960mhz 6210MB/s FAILED 1PE18 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 960mhz 5558MB/s PASSED tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 970mhz 5616MB/s PASSED tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 980mhz 5674MB/s PASSED tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 990mhz 5732MB/s PASSED tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 1000mhz 5790MB/s PASSED tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 1010mhz 5848MB/s PASSED tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 1020mhz 5906MB/s FAILED 2PE2 tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.68351v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps


    Module #2 in A2 dimm slot
    • 920mhz 5951MB/s PASSED - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.55v NB
    • 930mhz 6016MB/s PASSED - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 250ps
    • 940mhz 6080MB/s PASSED - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 250ps
    • 950mhz 6145MB/s PASSED - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 300ps
    • 960mhz 6210MB/s PASSED - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 970mhz 5616MB/s PASSED tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 980mhz 5674MB/s PASSED tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 990mhz 5732MB/s PASSED tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 1000mhz 5790MB/s PASSED tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 1010mhz 5848MB/s FAILED 1PE88 tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps


    Module #3 in A2 dimm slot
    • 920mhz 5951MB/s PASSED - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.55v NB
    • 930mhz 6016MB/s PASSED - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 250ps
    • 940mhz 6080MB/s PASSED - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 250ps
    • 950mhz 6145MB/s PASSED - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 250ps
    • 960mhz 6210MB/s PASSED - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 970mhz 6275MB/s FAILED 1PE72 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 970mhz 5616MB/s FAILED 1PE2 tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 970mhz 5616MB/s FAILED 4PE2 tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -20.0mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 970mhz 5616MB/s FAILED 2PE2 tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -22.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 970mhz 5616MB/s FAILED 7PE2 & 11PE2 tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.61697v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 970mhz 5616MB/s FAILED 1PE16 tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.63072v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 970mhz 5616MB/s FAILED 1PE2 tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.59047v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 970mhz 5616MB/s PASSED tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps
    • 980mhz 5674MB/s PASSED tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps A2 CTL Skew = Delay 100ps
    • 990mhz 5732MB/s FAILED 1PE18 tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps A2 CTL Skew = Delay 100ps
    • 990mhz 5732MB/s PASSED tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps A2 CTL Skew = Delay 100ps
    • 1000mhz 5790MB/s FAILED 1PE12 tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps A2 CTL Skew = Delay 100ps
    • 1000mhz 5790MB/s FAILED 1PE14 tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps A2 CTL Skew = Delay 125ps
    • 1000mhz 5790MB/s FAILED 1PE16 tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.61697v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps A2 CTL Skew = Delay 100ps
    • 1000mhz 5790MB/s FAILED 1PE22 tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps A2 CTL Skew = Delay 75ps
    • 1000mhz 5790MB/s FAILED 1PE4 tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps A2 CTL Skew = Delay 100ps, CPU Clock kew = Delay 100ps
    • 1000mhz 5790MB/s FAILED 1PE28 tRTR_S/RTR_D 6/9 tWTW_S/WTW_D 6/9 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps A2 CTL Skew = Delay 100ps
    • 1000mhz 5790MB/s FAILED 1PE16 tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps A2 CTL Skew = Delay 100ps, FSB Strap = 333FSB
    • 1000mhz 5790MB/s FAILED 1PE18 tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.60372v NB, NB DDRVREF -17.5mv, A2 Clk Skew = Advance 350ps A2 CTL Skew = Delay 100ps, FSB Strap = 400FSB


    Module #3 seems to be the tricky one again falling short of 1000Mhz 8-8-8-24 and requiring a bit more in terms of Skew tweaking needing CTL Skew Delay 100ps from 970-990mhz. Although in terms #3 module handled tighter sub timings for tRTR_S/RTR_D and tWTW_S/WTW_D than module #1 where up to 960mhz it was like module #2.

    Granted this kit wasn't validated on X48 chipset and is meant for triple channel, so guess we shall see how the entire kit performs on Core i7/X58 platform later on

    System:
    • E3110 Q750A158
    • OCZ Vendetta 2 Air
    • Asus Rampage Extreme 1104 bios
    • 128MB Gainward FX5200 PCI
    • 3x 2GB Kingston HyperX T1 DDR3-2000Mhz CAS8 Triple Channel kit (KHX16000D3ULT1K3/6GX)
    • 1TB Samsung SATAII
    • Pioneer 216 DVD-RW
    • 1KW PCP Cooling SLI
    • WinXP Pro SP3 nLite fully updated
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    Very well organised testing report!
    Seems the X48 has reached it's limits.
    Are you testing those kits in dual channel?
    Intel XEON X5650 B1 Retail x2 3012A692

    EVGA Classified SR-2 BIOS A50
    Crucial Ballistix PC3-1333 CL6 D9GTR 2G Kit (Active)
    Crucial Ballistix PC3-2000 CL9 D9GTS 2G Kit (Active)
    Thermaltake V1R (in use, without heatpipe)
    Cooler Master Silent Pro M 1000W PSU
    Galaxy GTX 275 (Digital PWM)
    WD 10EALX

    Overclock:
    Currently running @ Default.

    Intel i7-2600K (L041C107, L048B284, L050A853)
    Asus P8P67 Pro BIOS 1305
    WC setup EK Supreme HF GOLD Edition powered by BlackICE GTX 480
    G.Skill 12800CL7D-4GBECO x2 packs
    WD 10EALX
    Intel X25-M 120GB
    MSI NGTX560Ti Twin Frozer SLI

    Overclock:
    40x100 4Ghz 1.15v [Currently testing L048B284]

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    Dual channel is next then X58/triple channel
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    Excellent testing as always George, you're the REAL RAM GUY !!

    On monday I should get a Kingston 2000C8 set, will test them on my Gene II ( at the moment at 2200mhz with the Blades at 8-9-8-24 )
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    Thanks wish you all the best with your kit

    Update: For dual channel it seems module #1 is best in A2 Dimm slot and #2 would be best candidate for B2 Dimm slot, so tested module #2 in B2 Dimm slot and surprised by the result of how it handled tighter tRTR_S/RTR_D and tWTW_S/WTW_D timings (default 4/7 and 4/7 respectively) all the way up to 980Mhz 8-8-8-24!

    Module #2 in B2 dimm slot
    • 920mhz 5951MB/s PASSED - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.55v NB
    • 930mhz 6016MB/s PASSED - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.55v NB
    • 940mhz 6080MB/s PASSED - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.55v NB
    • 950mhz 6145MB/s FAILED 1PE2 - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.57722v NB
    • 950mhz 6145MB/s FAILED 1PE12 - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.57722v NB, B2 CLK = Advance 200ps
    • 950mhz 6145MB/s FAILED 1PE12 - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.57722v NB, B2 CLK = Advance 25ps
    • 950mhz 6145MB/s PASSED - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.57722v NB, B2 CLK = Delay 100ps
    • 960mhz 6210MB/s PASSED - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.57722v NB, B2 CLK = Delay 100ps
    • 970mhz 6275MB/s PASSED - 1.65681v vdimm, 1.57722v NB, B2 CLK = Delay 100ps
    • 980mhz 6339MB/s PASSED - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.57722v NB, B2 CLK = Delay 100ps
    • 990mhz 6404MB/s FAILED 1PE4 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.57722v NB, NB DDRVREF -10.0mv, B2 CLK = Delay 100ps
    • 1000mhz 5790MB/s PASSED tRTR_S/RTR_D 5/8 tWTW_S/WTW_D 5/8 - 1.67006v vdimm, 1.57722v NB, NB DDRVREF -10.0mv, B2 Clk Skew = Delay 100ps
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    Dual Channel


    Testing module #1 (A2 dimm slot) + #2 (B2 dimm slot) for dual channel on Asus Rampage Extreme and looking very good so far without needing to sacrifice any subtiming tight timings for tRTR_S/RTR_D and tWTW_S/WTW_D.

    266FSB Strap
    FSB = 1.27241v
    NB = 1.60372v
    VDIMM = 1.65681v
    NB Vref = -17.5mv
    A2 Clk Skew = Advance 250ps
    B2 Clk Skew = Delay 100ps

    DDR3-1880Mhz 8-8-8-24 tRFC 88

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    Looking pretty good for 2x2GB Kingston 2000C8 dual channel @DDR3-1900Mhz 8-8-8-24 1T for single Super Pi 32M at least. As expected needed slightly more NB and vdimm voltage compared to same memory frequencies for single 2GB module testing.

    2T vs 1T - memtest86+ v2.11 reported bandwidth difference was 6953Mhz vs 7210Mhz.

    2T




    1T




    Didn't have to touch tRTR_S/RTR_D and tWTW_S/WTW_D timings at all from auto

    @DDR3-2042Mhz 8-8-8-24 1T


    At same vdimm 1.67006v bios validation @DDR3-2042Mhz 8-8-8-24 1T



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    Currently burning them in C7-7-7-24 1.6Vdimm at 1800mhz

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