G.Skill Pi series any time soon?

JeffyB

JeffyB

JeffyB

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Will ocuk be stocking these, i am especially interested in the 4gb kits. I have already seen the 4gb pc2-6400 pi black kit for £56 but would hold out if ocuk could better that :p

Edit - It seems the black series are 6 layer and the silver are 8 layer pcb.
 
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Thanks have done just that. Does anyone have any experience with these kits? I am especially interested in the 4gb ones. Hmm can't see the pictures in my first post grrr.
 
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Thanks reality bites, seems these heatspreaders are the best bar the ocz flex ones, chips used are new very highly binned powerchips.
 
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JeffyB said:
Looking at some of the side on pictures of them the fins don't look any wider than the spreader that touches the ram itself so i think you could.

http://img523.imageshack.us/my.php?image=piblacksideeg5.jpg

edit - for some reason when i post images they don't show so have just linked it.
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You're putting the img tags around the wrong link. If you look on imageshack, theres a "+" to expand to the direct image link, use that :)
 
Swear i was doing it right, never had problems before. Ram does look good and at £56 for the 4gb 6400 kit its a steal.
 
Yeah thats up for £96 though and im pretty sure from what i have seen the cas4 6400 kit can do those speed when slackened to cas5 and i prefer the black heat spreaders but silvers have the 8 layer pcb grrr choices choices.

Tech power up review of the 8800 kit, confirms the spreader allow 4 dimms to be used with no space issues
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/GSkill/F2-8800CL5D-4GBPI
 
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Just bought the 4gb 8800 TT kit, always nice to have new toys to play with and missing my 4gb after my tracer reds died.
 
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