Ultra low profile 1.35v 30nm DDR3 capable of 2400MHz. Perfect for SFF builds.

[NEOAethyr]

Could you guys get them directly from korea somehow or perhaps from hongkong/taiwan?
You'de figure they'de be all over asia...

[sin0822]

my local microcenter still has a lot of them

[TEDY]

that doesn't help me you know....is there a service like http://www.consegnato.com/ ? to send you EU and then to SLOVENIA?

[needforspeed]

These Samsung are great fun.. for low cost Ram.. now at... (correction..) 2500mhz (timings not bad)..

running at 1.59 V Dimms .. for 2400mhz
running at 1.65 V Dimms .. for 2500mhz

... now to refine the settings

[Barr3l Rid3r]

@ 1,52v

[fr0wn3r]

That's nice dude!

[Barr3l Rid3r]

I just hating my cpu or bios right now, can't test how stable is that cause CPY-NB lower than 10x are not stable at all.

but it can run spi 32mb even at 2440Mhz @ 1,60v but NB isn't prime stable at 2500mhz, if I set higher voltages cpu will freeze, anyway I can bench w/ NB set at 2640 1,33v

[andressergio]

These Samsung are great fun.. for low cost Ram.. now at... (correction..) 2500mhz (timings not bad)..

running at 1.59 V Dimms .. for 2400mhz
running at 1.65 V Dimms .. for 2500mhz

... now to refine the settings

stable ? dont think so

[needforspeed]

stable ? dont think so

Not sure what you call stable, but no worse than what I see posted elsewhere.. I can run LINX and Hyper pi 32 OK at 2400Mhz, . not stable yet in LINX @ 2500 ..

[Barr3l Rid3r]

linx don't test ram too much

[needforspeed]

linx don't test ram too much

I know.. hence the hyper pi32 .. but from a system perspective , its a good indicator (at least for me)

[andressergio]

I know.. hence the hyper pi32 .. but from a system perspective , its a good indicator (at least for me)

yeah sure it is and mem is tested a lot in linx why not ?

congrats im waiting my RIVE and C2 3930K to test them

cheers
Sergio

[andressergio]

linx don't test ram too much

well u can see how it eats ALL memory on your system due to the max problem size so it does test mem a lot but i prefeer PRIME BLEND and then play BF3

[Barr3l Rid3r]

yes it surely uses a lot of ram, but it doen't use random patterns much in storage.

Prime blend can find mem problems w/ less than 3hrs, while it might run for a day in linx

Actually even hyperpi 32mb it's better for that

Linx is the best one to find CPU related problems, 2hrs of it it's more than enough

[Techno Pride]

On my Gigabyte Z68XP-UD3, four pieces of these passed HyperPI 32M, but bombed out of Prime95 blend within 30 minutes.

1866MHz, 9-9-9-28-1T. Testing with 2T now. For those testing with Super/HyperPI 32M on Z68, you might wish to try other stress testing software.

[Punisher!]

On my Gigabyte Z68XP-UD3, four pieces of these passed HyperPI 32M, but bombed out of Prime95 blend within 30 minutes.

1866MHz, 9-9-9-28-1T. Testing with 2T now. For those testing with Super/HyperPI 32M on Z68, you might wish to try other stress testing software.

I must quote. If you are testing RAM you should definetely use a real RAM stress test like Prime95 Blend but then custom and putting the right amount of memory to be tested because Blend tests just 1600MB by default.

HyperPI or Linx do not test them much at all. Passing them does not assure you about the risk of random BSOD in real-use too. Moreover a cold stress testing is even more realiable about full mem. stability.

[Techno Pride]

Cold stress testing?

I'm kinda out of touch, my previous rig being AMD AM2 and DDR2. You mean like leave the PC off for 24 hours, then turn it on and run Prime 95 immediately?

EDIT:

I'm using the latest version of Prime 95 v27.2. Even if I key in 6000 MB for custom, the Task Manager shows that Prime's only taking up 3.99GB. Is there some OS limit that an app can not take up more than 4GB?

[Punisher!]

Cold stress testing?

I'm kinda out of touch, my previous rig being AMD AM2 and DDR2. You mean like leave the PC off for 24 hours, then turn it on and run Prime 95 immediately?

EDIT:

I'm using the latest version of Prime 95 v27.2. Even if I key in 6000 MB for custom, the Task Manager shows that Prime's only taking up 3.99GB. Is there some OS limit that an app can not take up more than 4GB?

Nope. Click on my signature! No limitation with 64 bit o.s..

Anyway ~8 houres is enough for cold stress testing and yes I mean just what you said. I managed to pass several houres of Prime95 @hot boot while @cold it wouldn't last 4-5 minutes!

[Techno Pride]

Nope. Click on my signature! No limitation with 64 bit o.s..

Anyway ~8 houres is enough for cold stress testing and yes I mean just what you said. I managed to pass several houres of Prime95 @hot boot while @cold it wouldn't last 4-5 minutes!

Oh I screwed up and used the 32bit version of Prime95. Heh. That was funny.

Shall try the 64bit version on a cold boot.

[aussie-revhead]

Guys, what can I expect to get out of these at 1.5v on Sandy? Im just after 24/7 settings for a bit of benching and stable gaming.

that doesn't help me you know....is there a service like http://www.consegnato.com/ ? to send you EU and then to SLOVENIA?

Kako si Tedy? Ramexperts has these on ebay now with free worldwide shipping, thats where Im getting mine from. (edit: mistake on the free post ...)

Edit: I just saw this was mentioned on the last page, do you pay tax on ebay items?

[FedericoUY]

Nor prime nor linx will test memory as they should, HCI MemTest, 6 instances of 1024 (cases of 8192mb) 500% will definetly test stability on memory.

[Leeghoofd]

But the ram will be stable Andre with HCI memtest... nothing to do with CPU, nor mobo...

[andressergio]

But the ram will be stable Andre with HCI memtest... nothing to do with CPU, nor mobo...

well from our experience it has something to do

u can pass overnite memtest and fail...even a game noone here can assure that linx, memtest, prime or whatever is the best test you know that leg we shared a lot of experiences on this since 775

reall life is what counts, game hard, let system idle, etc

[Leeghoofd]

HCI memtest in winblows not memtest we all used before...

[LagunaX]

Ok guys I finally got around to it!
You can read about it here:
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/sh...35#post2549435