[MemoryReaction] CellShock 2x1GB PC2-8000C4

[CyberDruid]

I bought these when they came out ( for an exorbitant price I might add ) however I got a second set from ebay at at a very reasonable price ( there is a GOD I have had to RMA them as one stick failed miserably after 6 months. the guys over in germany are very nice and that wasn't a problem. In all the tests I did and the results I looked at they were only moderate overclockers and I expected better results from the first 8 layer PCB memory. having said that they are an alternate to the mainstrem and i appreciate the effort. Can any advise how to do some comprehensive testing with my ASUS Striker extreme. I was happy running them in synch at 800Mhz under spec

Not sure if these were the first 8 layer. I bought a 8 GB kit of GeIL Black Dragon several months ago touted as 8 layer and had a devil of a time getting it to run on the P35 chipset.

I had thught 8 layer would be much better--but in fact I never even got the RAM to run at rated speeds...and never with 8GB in 64 bit Vista...

Still looking for the perfect RAM...I will have to give Cell Shock a try.

[EnJoY]

Not sure if these were the first 8 layer. I bought a 8 GB kit of GeIL Black Dragon several months ago touted as 8 layer and had a devil of a time getting it to run on the P35 chipset.

I had thught 8 layer would be much better--but in fact I never even got the RAM to run at rated speeds...and never with 8GB in 64 bit Vista...

Still looking for the perfect RAM...I will have to give Cell Shock a try.

Cellshock did have the first 8-layer PCB's on their DDR2. This review was done back in March of this year, and Hipro5 did the first preview of it months before.

There were/are many manufacturers who make 8-layer PCB's. There are two or three that are decent, and one that was especially spectacular, and many RAM makers chose this PCB for there 8-layer high-end dimms.

From what I was told by a well trusted employee of a major memory company, the 8-layer PCB's improved memory clocking by as much as 70-80MHz on the same IC's as used on 6-layer.

[Brother Esau]

UPDATE:.......I'm afraid that its a board Incompatibility Prime95 Blending as we speak 1162MHZ ~ 3:4 ~ 4-4-4-12 @ 2.4Vdimm ....Dance you Freeking Banana Dance!!!: