Corsair 4x8GB RGB RAM - what chips are these? CMW32GX4M4D3600C16

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Anyone got this set yet?

CMW32GX4M4D3600C16

It doesn’t seem to show up in QVL lists or have any reviews, does anyone have them and can run Thaiphoon Burner or report any results?

Seems a bit slow timings wise to be Samsung B die, but not sure what else it could be? Micron or Hynix?
 
All the confirmed B Die kits seem to be 16-18-18-36

https://www.corsair.com/ca/en/Categ...RGB-Black/p/CMW16GX4M2K3600C16#tab-tech-specs
https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categ...TINUM-RGB/p/CMT32GX4M4K3600C16#tab-tech-specs

Just weird that these are 16-19-19-36, must be crap bin Samsung B die if it is B die then? :(

I've tested a few different RAM chips recently and found that even Micron B-die and Nanya A die chips can overclock to 3800MHz or 4000MHz so not sure why everyone is trying to find Samsung B-die.
 
I've tested a few different RAM chips recently and found that even Micron B-die and Nanya A die chips can overclock to 3800MHz or 4000MHz so not sure why everyone is trying to find Samsung B-die.

It's not just about reaching the same RAM frequency. It's the timings within that frequency that only B-Die can reach that leads to more performance.
 
I've tested a few different RAM chips recently and found that even Micron B-die and Nanya A die chips can overclock to 3800MHz or 4000MHz so not sure why everyone is trying to find Samsung B-die.
It's not just about reaching the same RAM frequency. It's the timings within that frequency that only B-Die can reach that leads to more performance.
Yep the B die timings and sub timings are just much better usually and it can make quite a big difference to performance. However seems like nobody has this set so might just have to take a gamble lol
 
Yep the B die timings and sub timings are just much better usually and it can make quite a big difference to performance. However seems like nobody has this set so might just have to take a gamble lol

Sorry I didn't address your question about the Corsair.

The RAM is most likely badly performing B-Die (it's a very strange XMP profile). If you want the actual good B-Die RGB in 32GB you are basically looking at G. Skill Neo. At 3200 Mhz timings of 14-14-14-34 or 3600 Mhz with 16-16-16-36. Quite hard to find in the UK unfortunately.
 
Sorry I didn't address your question about the Corsair.

The RAM is most likely badly performing B-Die (it's a very strange XMP profile). If you want the actual good B-Die RGB in 32GB you are basically looking at G. Skill Neo. At 3200 Mhz timings of 14-14-14-34 or 3600 Mhz with 16-16-16-36. Quite hard to find in the UK unfortunately.
Yep have seen it around and it’s pretty expensive, but I guess you do get what you pay for...
 
It's not just about reaching the same RAM frequency. It's the timings within that frequency that only B-Die can reach that leads to more performance.

I managed 19-20-20-20-39 at 4000MHz on the Nanya chips which is respectable at 1.385V. How much better can Samsung B-die get than that?
 
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I managed 19-20-20-20-39 on the Nanya chips which is repectable at 1.385V. How much better can Samsung B-die get than that?
The B die can have a standard MPX profile of 16-16-16-36 on some bins and the subtimings underneath that are also better which can aid performance. My existing set I managed to get my Timespy CPU score up from 12k to 15k just by adjusting the subtimings
 
Or like the B-Die ram I've just bought, CL 14-15-15-35 :cool:

I forgot to mention mine was at 4000MHz. I still returned the sticks because the RGB Pro were too high for my heatsink. Now waiting for some Crucial Ballistix 3600 C16 which should be even better and lower profile.
 
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