TeamXtreem 2666CL11-13-13-35 2x8GB KIT are MFR ???

[andressergio]

Just wondering guys i had like 3 or 4 kits of this mem on MFR and the fastest i ever seen where the 2x4GB 2666CL11 that i took to validate at 3448 on the Asrock Z87, but i wonder those that are 2x8GB if they are MFR or CFR

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820313447

Thanks !!!
Sergio

[Don_Dan]

CFR is a 2Gb IC, which means you can only build 2GB ( 8 chips ) or 4GB ( 16 chips ) modules. MFR is a 4Gb IC, therefore you can build 4GB or 8GB modules.

[andressergio]

CFR is a 2Gb IC, which means you can only build 2GB ( 8 chips ) or 4GB ( 16 chips ) modules. MFR is a 4Gb IC, therefore you can build 4GB or 8GB modules.

hey my friend long time we dont talk !!! how are you bro !!! so you mean they can be MFR ???

[Don_Dan]

Yes, they're MFR.
Will send you a message on FB soon.

[andressergio]

Yes, they're MFR.
Will send you a message on FB soon.

Thanks brother !!!

[Reefa_Madness]

I'm typing this on an Asus Rampage IV Formula X79/3930K rig currently running 4 of those modules. At the moment I've only tested them at 2400 since my IMC doesn't go much more. Going to be moving them over to a Haswell rig before too long for some additional testing. While some might be turned off by their appearance, I personally like the white spreaders, as they match much of the motherboard lettering, as well as the locking tabs on the PCI-E and Dimm slots and also the Corsair lettering on the H100.

Those modules were $149 per 2x8GB kit just a couple of weeks ago and I got them with a 10% off discount code, so they were $135 per kit. They have increased to $162, however, for a 2x8GB 2666 CL11 kit this is still pretty cheap compared to the other options.

[Shiranui Gen-An]

They're back down to $149 now: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820313447

[Reefa_Madness]

They're back down to $149 now: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820313447

That's kinda weird...I followed your link and it still shows $162.99 for me.

[Ace123]

162 for me as well

[Shiranui Gen-An]

Hmm, maybe it went back up today.

[Reefa_Madness]

You must have caught them during one of those unadvertised "24-hour" sales.

The version with the black spreaders is also listed for $163. Their white single-sided 2x4GB DDR3-2666 kit is priced at $99 making it one of the cheapest, if not the cheapest kit with those specs.

[Shiranui Gen-An]

The white kit is $159.99 now, and I had a 10% off coupon so I ordered two sets.

[Reefa_Madness]

At $144, for a 2x8GB kit of 2666 CL11, I just don't see how you can go wrong, especially when you compare that to the alternatives.

[andressergio]

Thanks bros yes are MFR they fly !!! So my GeIL 3000CL13

will put pics soon

Thanks to all !!!
Sergio

[Reefa_Madness]

The white kit is $159.99 now, and I had a 10% off coupon so I ordered two sets.

And now, back down to $149.99 before the 10% off.

Might want to consider contacting the Egg and see if you can't get them to credit you $10/kit. They are usually pretty good about that, especially if you are one of their good customers...and from what I've seen of your buying pattern, you certainly ought to qualify.

[andressergio]

Great kit guys here is at 2666CL11 1T Totally Stable 1.675 2x8GB Hynix MFR



http://imgur.com/ypPa5HC






And this ones are awesome !!!

[TaPaKaH]

Why does a Team 2666C11 set need 1.675V for what is supposedly is its spec at 1.65 ?

[Shiranui Gen-An]

1T can require more volts than 2T, right?

[andressergio]

Why does a Team 2666C11 set need 1.675V for what is supposedly is its spec at 1.65 ?

thanks TaPaKaH the teamX work perfect at XMP 1.65VDimm

but as im on a heavy 3x SLI 780HOF and M6E on 4770K 48HT OC when i go to 1T i need more volts...on the ASRock will do it without increasing VDimm and my CPU will be stable at 4.9HT at same VCore i'm on ASUS, but the ASRock Z87 OC formula gave me a bad suprise, the Tri SLI didnt work...I have my record on air on it at 3448 from 2666 on TeamX 2x4GB on ASRock.

[andressergio]

1T can require more volts than 2T, right?

Yeah bro long time we don't talk i told TaPaKaH but this don't happen on ASRock Z87 OC formula, The ASUS M6E is a great mobo but eat more volts on all

Cheers !!!
Sergio

[Shiranui Gen-An]

thanks TaPaKaH the teamX work perfect at XMP 1.65VDimm

but as im on a heavy 3x SLI 780HOF and M6E on 4770K 48HT OC when i go to 1T i need more volts...on the ASRock will do it without increasing VDimm and my CPU will be stable at 4.9HT at same VCore i'm on ASUS, but the ASRock Z87 OC formula gave me a bad suprise, the Tri SLI didnt work...I have my record on air on it at 3448 from 2666 on TeamX 2x4GB on ASRock.

Oh wow, you didn't know the Asrock couldn't do tri SLI? No PLX chip like the M6E, though you found that out already the hard way

[andressergio]

Oh wow, you didn't know the Asrock couldn't do tri SLI? No PLX chip like the M6E, though you found that out already the hard way

I mean yes i didnt know bro, but i sold my M and bought the big one for some dollars more...so either way its a win but still no chip to bench i only have 1 4770K golden and 1 3770K Golden, but 4770K boots 5Ghz HT on the ASRock and can bench, on the ASUS boots but forget it eat volts like mad...4.9HT@ 1.2985 on the ASRock passes Cine R15...

[Shiranui Gen-An]

New arrivals from NewEgg

[andressergio]

New arrivals from NewEgg

grats bro !!!

[Shiranui Gen-An]

Playing with these on M6E. 2800 is braindead easy.



Also managed 32M at 2933 on M7G: