4133Mhz C18 B Die kit

Buffalo2102 · 22 Nov 2019 at 17:48

Nghtmare said:
Let me know how it goes since that is the only reason I would be willing to buy it

CL14 is a no go for me unfortunately. I can get CL16 steady as a rock but anything tighter than that is not stable.

Nghtmare · 22 Nov 2019 at 22:20

Buffalo2102 said:
CL14 is a no go for me unfortunately. I can get CL16 steady as a rock but anything tighter than that is not stable.

RIP, might as well keep mine then :/ Thanks.

Deleted User 456458 · 23 Nov 2019 at 17:22

Gibbo said:
I'd not personally push RAM much past 1.40v to be honest.

B-die is fine for 1.5v daily. Need some airflow over the dimms regardless of heat spreaders though esp if you run high trefi.

Illuminist · 23 Nov 2019 at 19:18

Robert896r1 said:
B-die is fine for 1.5v daily. Need some airflow over the dimms regardless of heat spreaders though esp if you run high trefi.

Really, are you sure, because I would really love to run my kit at 3800 cl14.. Where does it say this

Deleted User 456458 · 24 Nov 2019 at 08:34

Illuminist said:
Really, are you sure, because I would really love to run my kit at 3800 cl14.. Where does it say this

There are now full warranty kits for sale at 1.5v xmp. Manufacturers aren’t going to take that risk if the IC is subject to failure at those volts.

Keep in mind that b die is error prone at high temps so having airflow on the dimms is a good idea.

Deleted User 456458 · 28 Dec 2019 at 09:40

Now that I got an XI Apex instead of being limited by the Pro, I was able to push the 8pack 18-19-19/4000 bin. I wanted max 1T with a ceiling of 1.5v of dram.

I *really* wish these kits came with a heat sensor. It's really annoying that they don't as bdie is temp sensitive. @8 Pack hopefully this is something that can be added in future revisions. Also this kit is not XMP stable.

Overall, this is an "ok" but if you want better bdie look for CL17/4000 or CL15/3600 bins.