hmm wonder how long mine will hold out at 2v lol. such crappy ic's on their high performance ram.. looking preemptively like a bad revision and worth steering clear of if you want over 2.1v (1100+) 24/7.
had my good old gmh at 2.15v 600mhz 54410 for a year before this.
I have gone thru 6 sets of this ram so far with no luck, all single sided PC8500. I am now testing sets 7 & 8 and for a couple of hours I thought I had found something that worked both sets seem to have the same bin# on all 4 sticks CL1118N.NX I left the timings on auto as that is the only way it will set the timings correctly on my board.
wouldnt run at 800mhz without memtest errors, switched to 1066 and ran fine with memtest for 4 hrs, then ran P95 small fft for 2+hrs as soon as it got to 40K test got the BSODnow have errors at 1066 in memtest. same pattern of degradation as the other 6 sets. I have tried voltages from 1.9 to 2.25 it doesnt make a difference, tried changing FSB & NB voltage, but, at some point you have to say enough is enough. I have 2 more sets arriving tomorrow which will probably be single sided and if those dont test out, then I am switching to G.Skill, Crucial has been good for a while, but these latest single sided dimms are junk and shouldnt have been released, I know DDR2 prices have dropped like a rock and the suppliers are trying to move inventory but this is rediculous
Last edited by SWFLTrader; 02-21-2008 at 03:16 PM.
That's exactly what happened to me. At what point is Crucial going to do the right thing? I hate being stuck in this rma loop of theirs. If this new set doesn't work I might just sit on them for a while till they fix this issue they are having. I'll go ahead and buy a new set of something else. Anyone got a good recomendation for a set of 8500 or 9600's
System 1: ASUS Maximus Formula 1207bios|Q6700 @ 3.45 1.33v, Tuniq 120|Crucial 8500 1147mhz 2.2v 5-4-4-12|EVGA GTX 260 Core 216 @ 756/1512/2484|Lian-Li|Cooler master pro750w
System 2: GA P35-DS3P Bios F11|E8400 @ 3.001.235v, TT V1|CorsairXMS2 pro @2.1v 4-4-4-12 |EVGA GTX 260SC @ 756/1512/2530|TT Armor|TT Tough Power 750w
damn shame makes me wanna put my mushkins back in n save the ballistix for a rainy day
maximus IV extremegtx580
gigabut p67-ud7
p67 sabertooth
2500k+2600k
antec 1200watt
EVGA classified 760
920 Batch# 3849B018 4.985ghz@1.52vgtx285 ftw sli
OCZ3RPR1866LV6GK hypers
dfi ut p35rampage extreme
gigabut p35c-ds3r![]()
bios suks
gigabut x38-d6qdead thank god
ballistix 8500![]()
1240mhz@2.02v
yep, basically that's what I did when I talked to Brad on the phone at Tech Support. I told him that the last two sets which were the 8FE"x"'s both failed within 2-4 days of use @ stock settings. He said they were going to send me different batch. I hope that means back to the double sided set. Though I had one of those 16FDX sets go bad on me first which started this whole process. Maybe this new set will work. At this point I'm seriously thinking about a different brand. The G.Skill 2x2GB 8000's look good. And Cheap. Any other recommendations?
System 1: ASUS Maximus Formula 1207bios|Q6700 @ 3.45 1.33v, Tuniq 120|Crucial 8500 1147mhz 2.2v 5-4-4-12|EVGA GTX 260 Core 216 @ 756/1512/2484|Lian-Li|Cooler master pro750w
System 2: GA P35-DS3P Bios F11|E8400 @ 3.001.235v, TT V1|CorsairXMS2 pro @2.1v 4-4-4-12 |EVGA GTX 260SC @ 756/1512/2530|TT Armor|TT Tough Power 750w
Somewhat good news. I recieved an email from Crucial with my order number concerning the new parts they shipp 3 day UPS yesterday. I checked on the part and they are confirmed BL12864AA1065.16FD5. Those are the double sided ic's aren't they? Wonder which D9's they are? Is there a way to tell without pulling the heatsinks off? Wouldn't that void warranty? At least they aren't the 8FE"x"'s. Sorry for the questions.![]()
System 1: ASUS Maximus Formula 1207bios|Q6700 @ 3.45 1.33v, Tuniq 120|Crucial 8500 1147mhz 2.2v 5-4-4-12|EVGA GTX 260 Core 216 @ 756/1512/2484|Lian-Li|Cooler master pro750w
System 2: GA P35-DS3P Bios F11|E8400 @ 3.001.235v, TT V1|CorsairXMS2 pro @2.1v 4-4-4-12 |EVGA GTX 260SC @ 756/1512/2530|TT Armor|TT Tough Power 750w
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