New Crucial 1.5V DDR3 Kits

[Alex-Ro]

Ok,so solving the mistery regarding crucial chips:

M revision,D9PFJ,loves the voltage,can be found on parts ending in 16FMX,scales beyound 2V,maximum reached with 1.92V was 2400 8-8-8 1M,2400 9-8-8 32M stable,need more volts,seems 2400 8-8-8 is doable.

K revision,D9PFT,D9PSH,D9QMS,D9QMT does not like anything higher that 1.72,in fact stability@24/7 seems to scale till 1.69V.My modules can do 2200 8-9-9 memtest and 2400 9-10-10 half stable(50% memtest yields errors),2400 9-10-9 32M,this si D9PFT.Seems like D9QMS runs better as 2 people already reached 2400 9-9-9 32M,will test some low profile sticks using D9QMT tomorrow.

D9PFJ on Crucial Ballistix Elite 1866 C9 1.5V,part number ending in 16FMR:





D9PTF on Crucial Ballistix Elite 1866 C9 1.5V,part number ending in 16FKR:




2400 8-8-8 using ivy bridge+z77+1.92V:




General observations:

-Run very tight tertiary and secondary except TRFC.
-D9PFJ scale extremely well with cold,going from 22 degrees ambient to 5 degrees yielded 100 mhz increase,will test on ln2 sometime,if everything is fine this should crash and burn any psc or elpida bbse based modules.
-Need VERY HIGH VTTDDR when going past DDR3-2200 to reach stability,meaning that 2400 needs 0.92 VTTDDR in order to complete 32M(both M and K revisions).
-K revision will not run better on cold air not even by 10 mhz,0 scalability
-K revision is very sensitive with voltage,for example 2200 8-9-9 memtest 1.68V give error in 10 seconds,1.69V runs memtest all night long

[xdan]

Very nice Alex.
And another observation.
D9PFJ rev. M i think it was first in chronological order appearing at the begining of 2012 and now it's replaced by K revision, D9QMS, D9PTF or whatsoever.
So who want's good D9PFJ which might have an upperhand because it's scales pretty good with voltage and cold togheter, shoud buy it now.

Anyway it's funny thing with Crucial they seem to have a lot of chips, and who knows what might appear in future.

[Shiranui Gen-An]

I don't know how anyone is getting D9PFJ to even POST at 2400, much less boot into Windows and complete any benchmarks.

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[Reefa_Madness]

I don't know how anyone is getting D9PFJ to even POST at 2400, much less boot into Windows and complete any benchmarks.

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Then again, I don't remember anyone pumping 1.90v+ into them on an Ivy Bridge platform, either.

[Ivanlabrie]

Those d9pfj chips are 4gb double sided?

[Alex-Ro]

Then again, I don't remember anyone pumping 1.90v+ into them on an Ivy Bridge platform, either.

1.9 is safe for micron d9pfj,they seem to like 2v+,too bad i currently have only maximus v gene...

Micron memory is a joy to work with,really,unlike other ty ic's like psc or elpida,hynix too,if they don't like a sub latency microns will crash instanly,usually if it passes first 2 loops of 32M then you have great odds of completing the test.

Yes they are 4 gb double sided.

[l0ud_sil3nc3]

^any aida to see latency at 2400 8-8-8?

Interesting IC may pick up a set to play with.

[Alex-Ro]

Check post #401

[l0ud_sil3nc3]

Check post #401

lol didn't even see that, how much more voltage to get it 32M stable?

[xdan]

2.0v-2.05v:
http://www.ocaholic.ch/xoops/html/mo...php?album=2018
There could be quite a difference in bining, even 0.03-0.05v between different kits.

I don't know how anyone is getting D9PFJ to even POST at 2400, much less boot into Windows and complete any benchmarks.

Many people even reviewers they used ty motheboards, Gigabyte mainstream...so what to expect.
And many presumed that even though 2*2GB D9PFJ could do 2400CL8, 2*4GB could not do it because 2GB modules are single sided and 4GB modules double sided so double sided works lower frecuency, which it's not quite the case.
You only need a good Asus Rog MB, and voltage.

[Alex-Ro]

lol didn't even see that, how much more voltage to get it 32M stable?

1.9 on normal air 2400 9-9-9 32M

1.9 on cold air 2400 9-8-8 32M

1.9 cold air boot 2400 8-8-8 1M only,need more voltage

I have a gut feeling these will rock on ln2 and 2.1+

[l0ud_sil3nc3]

Anyone know where to get a set of the ones that like cold, I am having a hard time locating a set.

[xdan]

From where are you?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820148560
These above are also D9PFJ may be lower binned than Elite- Elite seems to be a little more exclusive kit.
Tactical- yellow are older kits and i think they are only D9PFJ marked 16FMD/FMR
Check crucial.com USA/UK/EU they are shipping US and many EU countrys.
Elite are mixed chips only 16FMD/FMR- D9PFJ.

Alex-Ro bought 3-4 kits Elite and only one was D9PFJ.
Tactical yellow were from the first kit D9PFJ but worse could not do 2400CL8(may be need more voltage than Elite).
Or may be was just a not so good kit.

[l0ud_sil3nc3]

Part number does not end in 16FMR on the kit you linked on Newegg, I mean the Ballistix Elite.

Here are the choices on the Crucial US site for Ballistix Elite that are in stock.

http://www.crucial.com/store/partspe...4G3D1869DE1TX0

http://www.crucial.com/store/partspe...4G3D1869DE1TX0

[Alex-Ro]

U have to get 16FMR part,16FKR or 16FKD is new revision,i did not gain even 10 mhz on cold air,stops at 1.72V,good for daily use,bad for benching

[xdan]

Second link should buy but there are not guaranty D9PFJ. 1600LC8 usualy are not so good as 1866 kits.
They were cheaper on newegg when they were on stock. Elite were 67-69$.
I sad FMR/ FMD because here in this review they are marked "FMD"
http://www.ocaholic.ch/xoops/html/mo...mid=786&page=1
So clear FMX... something.

And K revision, FKD.

[schmuckley]

I have the umm.. BLT2G3D1869DT1TX0 ..and it tightens up up real good with voltage
Haven' really gone past 1.72..
These are single-sided.

[xdan]

Single sided 2*2GB i think they are all kits D9PFJ.

[Shiranui Gen-An]

2.0v-2.05v:
http://www.ocaholic.ch/xoops/html/mo...php?album=2018
There could be quite a difference in bining, even 0.03-0.05v between different kits.


Many people even reviewers they used ty motheboards, Gigabyte mainstream...so what to expect.
And many presumed that even though 2*2GB D9PFJ could do 2400CL8, 2*4GB could not do it because 2GB modules are single sided and 4GB modules double sided so double sided works lower frecuency, which it's not quite the case.
You only need a good Asus Rog MB, and voltage.

Well my MVE is off to Asus since it died, the only Ivy Bridge platform I have to test is MSI MPower. I don't suppose D9PFJ will scale to 2400 on RVE and 3930k...?

[xdan]

I don't suppose D9PFJ will scale to 2400 on RVE and 3930k...?

There are no information about so try your chance.
You could try dual/tri channel to see what memory can do.
Quad channel i understand there is a problem on X79 with Crucial memory(Crucial forum).
I mean they not work 4 modules together.
On Gigabyte motheboard was the problem if i recall good, not sure resolved or not with bios update, etc...
May be on Asus there are not problems.

[Shiranui Gen-An]

Second link should buy but there are not guaranty D9PFJ. 1600LC8 usualy are not so good as 1866 kits.
They were cheaper on newegg when they were on stock. Elite were 67-69$.
I sad FMR/ FMD because here in this review they are marked "FMD"
http://www.ocaholic.ch/xoops/html/mo...mid=786&page=1
So clear FMX... something.

And K revision, FKD.

That may explain things. While my kits do ended have a model number ending in FMR and are D9PFJ, they are the 1600C8 sticks.

[BlindShot]

There are no information about so try your chance.
You could try dual/tri channel to see what memory can do.
Quad channel i understand there is a problem on X79 with Crucial memory(Crucial forum).
I mean they not work 4 modules together.
On Gigabyte motheboard was the problem if i recall good, not sure resolved or not with bios update, etc...
May be on Asus there are not problems.

The problem was X79 boards and Crucial Tactical Tracer. Had them in my ASRock Fatal1ty pro. They ran great @2133 9-9-9-27 as long as the system stayed on. Most of the time my board needed the power switched off in order to post.

[xdan]

And it was because of the LED SYSTEMS on modules it seems....not because of chip.

[BlindShot]

It is from the programmable chip that controls the lights. Some X79 boards will run them but without the ability to use the Mod utility for changing the led lights. My X79 loved the chips for sure. It sucked returning the ram for the Gskill Ripjaw-z that I have now. New Gskill kit runs @2400 mhz but with crap timings.

[Shiranui Gen-An]

Well it looks like ONE of my Ballistx 1600C8 D9PFJ sticks can post and bench Hyper Pi 1M at 2400C9, but it took a crapload of voltage.