Been looking forward to this for awhile as it's a high speed 48gb memory kit running at 8000mts, themed around racing/motorsport. Finally got my hands on it yesterday and just waiting for a compatible board now to run it at those speeds.
Kingston Fury Renegade Limited Edition Memory Kit
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Yeah 24gb modules seems to be the go to for fast RAM at the moment, since 32gb modules are Dual rank they need quite abit more voltage so aren't able to achieve these speeds.
I have a few B760i boards i will test this on with one being on the QVL list. Ofc will also need to pair this with a 13th gen 13700k or higher with the better IMC to run these sticks.
Yes there are thermal pads underneath, though i haven't had a close look at them yet as i spent all evening doing editing and video. Will get back to you with a proper answer later tonight.
There's definitely not many kit like this, the other kit i've seen lately is from Trident Z5 Royal Neo running 8000 but no idea what the timings are with this.
I personally like the carbon effect like you but it's been very mixed with the community. It's race inspired, so why not tbh.
Yeah not cheap, i looked at how expensive this kit is to buy in the US (The only place i've found in stock right now) and it's around $330 or roughly £260.
24gb sticks have been around for some time now, you can buy them from some UK retailers, not looked to see if OCUK sells them but i've seen the other large retailer have them. It's the largest capacity you can have while still having tighter timings as 32gb sticks are dual rank which requires a lot more voltage for overclocking.
Gonna see if i can get my hands on a set of those too, not sure what build they would go in though.
Now in stock at OcUK, our price should also be the best, if anywhere has it in stock cheaper, let me know and I shall beat it.
- SKU: MEM-KNG-02856
- EAN: 0740617343892
- MPN: KF580C36RLAK2-48
KF580C36RLAK2-48, 8000MHz RAM Speed, CAS 36-48-48, 1.45v VDIMM, Lifetime Warranty with OcUK.
Fantastic price, saw these available at a competitor too but OCUK definitely has the best price right now.
Edit: Price is different on the image compared to the ocuk store page. I read £330 on the image link but £319.99 on the store page.
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The forums image can be a little behind, price is £319.99, which should make us cheapest, free shipping for forum members too.
Yep, can see the price has changed now.
Very good price for a high speed 48gb kit. I highly rate these especially if you can get them to run at CL36.
I tested with a 12700K and a 13700K.
For shiz and giggles i wanted to see if it would even boot with the 12700K. It didn't... however i was surprised to be able to run these at 7200 CL38 on a Asrock B760i. This is stable with OCCT 1 hour memory test and also game stable. I didn't try and tighten timings as this wasn't the intended end purpose.
13700K ran this kit at 8000mhz at CL36 no problem on the Asrock B760i on the latest Bios, OCCT 1 hour test and game stable. I'm currently tweaking timings so will get back with results shortly. Asrock is sending me another board to test on, a Z790i lightning WIFI so i can run both cpu and memory overclock for ultimate stability.
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Got round to more testing now that i have the best board for it in ITX format.
I've managed 8200 CL36 with very little effort, just adjusted voltages slightly.
XMP 1 enabled and manually adjust to 8200
VDDU TX and VDD2 at 1.42v
SA 1.2v
Will give 8400 a try tomorrow.
Replied to you, more testing tonight so i'll report back in a day or 2.
Some fiddling this week and a lot of help from the guys over at the Buildzoid discord! So huge thanks to them especially Darkness.
These are my tweaked settings which are OCCT 1 hour stable, i'll do more stability tests but happy with this. The latency on default XMP 1 is around 68-70ns, getting down to 55 is abit of a feat on 1.4v vdd2/vddq tx. The stock heatsink or maybe its the thermal pads on this ram kit isn't that great as im hitting 53c during tests with a fan over the heatsinks. Doesn't help that my waterblock is right up against the ram heatsink too so i guess i should waterblock this ram kit if i want to go higher mhz.
My voltages for this are:
VDDQ TX - 1.4v (Push higher for higher frequency beyond 8000mt/s)
VDD2 - 1.4v (Push higher for higher frequency beyond 8000mt/s)
SA - 1.24v (Push higher or lower for higher frequency beyond 8000mt/s)
Dimm voltage - 1.45v
These are my tweaked settings which are OCCT 1 hour stable, i'll do more stability tests but happy with this. The latency on default XMP 1 is around 68-70ns, getting down to 55 is abit of a feat on 1.4v vdd2/vddq tx. The stock heatsink or maybe its the thermal pads on this ram kit isn't that great as im hitting 53c during tests with a fan over the heatsinks. Doesn't help that my waterblock is right up against the ram heatsink too so i guess i should waterblock this ram kit if i want to go higher mhz.
My voltages for this are:
VDDQ TX - 1.4v (Push higher for higher frequency beyond 8000mt/s)
VDD2 - 1.4v (Push higher for higher frequency beyond 8000mt/s)
SA - 1.24v (Push higher or lower for higher frequency beyond 8000mt/s)
Dimm voltage - 1.45v
more tweaking today but more on frequency, since timings were fine.
8200 stable
Bumped Dimm VDD and VDDQ to 1.485v
VDDQ TX to 1.45v
VDD2 to 1.42v
Anything lower and it crashes during OCCT memory test. These settings are solid for 1hour.
8200 stable
Bumped Dimm VDD and VDDQ to 1.485v
VDDQ TX to 1.45v
VDD2 to 1.42v
Anything lower and it crashes during OCCT memory test. These settings are solid for 1hour.
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