Figuring out G.Skill's SNs

[Alex-Ro]

Mediocre psc,you have to figure out that gskill already had pi 2200 7-10-10 kits,also higher binned kits like 2133 7-10-7,2000 6-9-6,2300 8-11-8,2400 9-11-9,2400 8-11-8 ...I notsure if t or x series,for sure you need to test them out...

[Don_Dan]

This is the first kit to pass the PSC 2400 1.85V preset from the OC Formula! Oddly enough, 1.8v+ wasn't stable enough to pass Super Pi 32M, I actually needed to *lower* the voltage.

Have you tested your 1600 CL6 PI kit yet?

Bought these in this week:

2x2GB RipjawsX 2200Mhz with original box and fan. I can't wait to test them I'm wondering if the can beat my best PSC kit - Axeram 2400MHz, which do 2600 8-12-7-27 twcl6 on 1.83v. So far I've never seen anything better.

this kit certainly based on PSC t-series chips. Anyway will show us your results )

This kit can be either PSC Xxx or PSC Txx. Even if they're based on PSC Xxx they aren't a great bin. You have to keep in mind that a red heatspreader always means low end on G.Skill RipjawsX sticks.

Mediocre psc,you have to figure out that gskill already had pi 2200 7-10-10 kits,also higher binned kits like 2133 7-10-7,2000 6-9-6,2300 8-11-8,2400 9-11-9,2400 8-11-8 ...I notsure if t or x series,for sure you need to test them out...

Yeah, G.Skill was crazy about binning PSC Xxx ( mostly 1.65V ): 2500 CL9, 2400 CL8, 2400 CL9, 2300 CL8, 2200 CL7, 2200 CL9 1.6V, 2133 CL7, 2133 CL9 1.5V, 2000 CL6, 2000 CL7, 2000 CL9 ( @ 1.65V or 1.6V ), 1866 CL8, 1800 CL9, 1600 CL6, 1600 CL7 1.35V, 1600 CL7, 1600 CL9, 1333 CL7 1.5V... I'm sure I missed some.

Unfortunately some of these specs can also be done by PSC Txx, for example 2200 CL9 1.6V, 1600 CL6 or 1600 CL7.

[Shiranui Gen-An]

Have you tested your 1600 CL6 PI kit yet?

Yeah, I actually have 6 sticks of the 1600C6 Pi and now three Trident 2000C9. Testing them all one by one, all will boot 2400 7-11-7 but need 1.95V and only two of the Tridents were stable enough to load Windows and attempt Super Pi 32M, but failed after loop 1 on Asus M6E.