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    Under 13minutes Spi 32M at 3570Mhz. Wow!
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    Thanks for good words, guys!
    Quote Originally Posted by K404 View Post
    The important question I think needs to be asked is...
    What voltages are currently considered extreme/damaging etc for DDR3, or is it still too early to tell? Have the Corsair labs tested module voltages until they fry? The MHz, timings and Spi times are impressive
    The voltage I applied in parts of this test (2.3v) does NOT seem safe for prolonged use, and should be definetely reserved only for those that are are aware of a danger that could arise from 50&#37; voltage increase from default 1.50v. On the other hand, I have not seen Micron DDR3 being damaged with up to 2.0-2.1v. But again, early to say, I think. Also, some ICs will benefit from anything higher than 1.8v and some won't.
    Quote Originally Posted by kemo6600 View Post
    Nice work BA , really impressive , but i have a questions ,,, Is that is a handpicked or random kit ? those ICs are as hot as D9s or run cooler?
    Not really handpicked, but consider it a result that may or may not be representative of all Micron DDR3 based modules. That's all I can say at the moment. Plus, it's to early to say as these Micron chips (if you look it up at Micron website) are still technically ES. The above results are intended as an early pre-preview, and be considered as such.
    Last edited by bachus_anonym; 06-22-2007 at 01:02 PM.

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