DDR3 IC thread

[TaPaKaH]

Yes, please.
4Gbit B-die also runs tighter than MFR (on average) but it can't do much above 1250MHz. If Q-die doesn't have this problem, then it might indeed be the new top 4Gbit IC.

[The Stilt]

Yes, please.
4Gbit B-die also runs tighter than MFR (on average) but it can't do much above 1250MHz. If Q-die doesn't have this problem, then it might indeed be the new top 4Gbit IC.

Haswell appears to be the most ed up platform I have ever seen.
Can't make the modules even post at 2133MHz, no matter what settings I try.
I've tried "Auto" settings, manual settings (including the voltages), different straps etc.

At 100MHz BCLK and strap none of my modules even post at 1866MHz.
With 125MHz strap I got a Hynix CFR to post at DDR-2500, but thats all.

All of the MFR and Samsung modules (B / Q) will just get the board to a reset-shutdown-reset loop.
The motherboard is ty too (Z87M-PLUS) but ASUS has validated it at DDR-2800 according to the documents.

My experience on Haswell is around 10 minutes long, but it just can't be that hard can it?

[MaJ0r]

Haswell appears to be the most ed up platform I have ever seen.
Can't make the modules even post at 2133MHz, no matter what settings I try.
I've tried "Auto" settings, manual settings (including the voltages), different straps etc.

At 100MHz BCLK and strap none of my modules even post at 1866MHz.
With 125MHz strap I got a Hynix CFR to post at DDR-2500, but thats all.

All of the MFR and Samsung modules (B / Q) will just get the board to a reset-shutdown-reset loop.
The motherboard is ty too (Z87M-PLUS) but ASUS has validated it at DDR-2800 according to the documents.

My experience on Haswell is around 10 minutes long, but it just can't be that hard can it?

If you want to overclock any RAM in 10 minutes you should try Z87 OC Formula. When I first time tried to overclock memory on Z86 I just selected desired memory profile and it was enough for good result.