Not sure about this RAM but 1200 5-5-5-15 can easily be stable at stock volts with many 8500 kits.
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Not alot really, this is all very logical.
Obviously, initially i was moderately impressed by this memory, but further more extensive testing shows it is not as good as i initially thought.
But remember , i have VERY strict stability requirement. Like passing 400 full iterations in Linpack 64bit (takes 2 days) with ZERO errors, this is quite an enormous task. I am sure no one else have ever tested this or any other memory like i do, so obviously my results are worse than anyones else.
You're not sure, you're guessing and that's why you're very wrong there. Try a week to 12 days stability testing.
Nearly every firm I've been to has their IT department run far more rigorous testing than you are doing, the engineers at our work place do so too and that's over 52 branches just regional. LINPACK is long outdated now, LAPACK is the one to be using for modern core archs and test basis for workstations/servers and still, RAM MFGs don't advise nor test RAM using LINPACK because there is no need to. Memtest, Windows Memory Diagnostic, Prime95 suffice perfectly for testing desktop RAM stability and are the industries long proven methods used worldwide. I would stick with using them unless someone finds serious flaws with them or specifically needs to run server load applications on a desktop system.