Wouldn't surprise after finding my 2x32gb A die 6000 CL30 tight timings stable at 1.34v I thought I'd try CL28 very slightly looser at 1.38v and it ran all night with no errorsPretty sure every single 6000c30 A die kit will do CL26 already.
Wouldn't surprise after finding my 2x32gb A die 6000 CL30 tight timings stable at 1.34v I thought I'd try CL28 very slightly looser at 1.38v and it ran all night with no errorsPretty sure every single 6000c30 A die kit will do CL26 already.
I don't understand how CL28 is slightly looser than CL30 but maybe I missed something?I'd try CL28 very slightly looser at 1.38v
I'd expect 6000CL26 to work at somewhere between 1.45-1.5v on a typical 6000c30 kit.Wouldn't surprise after finding my 2x32gb A die 6000 CL30 tight timings stable at 1.34v I thought I'd try CL28 very slightly looser at 1.38v and it ran all night with no errors
I don't understand how CL28 is slightly looser than CL30 but maybe I missed something?
NiceLooser sub timings
GSkill used to be everywhere and then suddenly the most common brands were TeamGroup and Lexar and so on.Think we are all just checking, GSkill is pretty hard to get in general; even the CL28 is not that common.
How much was itHave just ordered mine 64GB its quite a premium above even CL28 kits
You can preorder it from OcUK https://www.overclockers.co.uk/g.sk...-ddr5-pc5-48000c28-6000mhz-mem-gsk-04199.htmlAre these available to buy yet in the UK?
Whats the price?
Well that’s a lot of money for a tiny tiny improvementYou can preorder it from OcUK https://www.overclockers.co.uk/g.sk...-ddr5-pc5-48000c28-6000mhz-mem-gsk-04199.html
It is I managed to get my Kingston 2x32gb 6000 cl30 to cl28 with tight timings at 1.38vWell that’s a lot of money for a tiny tiny improvement
Buildzoid was taking about tPHYRDL and he said he checked it was the same. I checked mine with EXPO enabled only and one was 36 and the other 34: