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Thank you for the low profile advice. I bought some in the end, although I will be using stock cooling it made sense not to get huge stuff. It was actually a couple of pound cheaper than the title price on this thread.
 
Thanks for that info, that's great. I have it at 1.6 now, wish it could go to 2400 but can't seem to get it to boot even with 1.1V VTT. Happy with 2200 9-10-11-21 brilliant ram. Hopefully cold boot issues dissapear.
 
Thanks for that info, that's great. I have it at 1.6 now, wish it could go to 2400 but can't seem to get it to boot even with 1.1V VTT. Happy with 2200 9-10-11-21 brilliant ram. Hopefully cold boot issues dissapear.

be carefull as performance for me was worse at 2200mhz than it was at 2133mhz,aida64 memory benchmark will show you,i couldnt get 2400mhz to boot either
 
are these the best well priced ram for a/my z77/ivy combo? board will be a maximus v gene, cpu a 3570k.. i was thinking about getting the patriot viper xtreme 1866cl9 (2x8gb) and not playing with it too much but saw these and their low voltages at stock.. :D

I'm looking at the 4x4gb set, i'm probably not after going higher than 2000-2133 unless the information i read about not being much benefit of going higher is wrong but i do want to stay down at fairly tight timings (9 or better) and low volts..

not overclocked ram since the days of winbond BH-5, so all i've got to go on is what i read online.. not sure what is BS and what is gospel.. read something about dram volts over 1.5 not being good for IB? that's what put me off the patriot kits.. 1.55-1.65v

edit: oh, if it's pertinent, I plan to use a noctua D14 to keep my lady Ivy cool. Another reason i looked towards these sticks, no fitting worries with the samsungs, wasn't sure if the patriots would fit
 
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cheers wazza.. you've got the viper extreme? I think i might go for this 30nm samsung anyway as it looks like it'll be faster, just got to decide if i'll have this rig long enough for 32gb ram to become necessary - that was why i was looking at the vipers.. i tend to keep my rigs a long time
 
cheers wazza.. you've got the viper extreme? I think i might go for this 30nm samsung anyway as it looks like it'll be faster, just got to decide if i'll have this rig long enough for 32gb ram to become necessary - that was why i was looking at the vipers.. i tend to keep my rigs a long time

Given that 16Gb isn't even necessary now, I think 32Gb is a very long way off unless you run virtual machines.
 
cheers wazza.. you've got the viper extreme? I think i might go for this 30nm samsung anyway as it looks like it'll be faster, just got to decide if i'll have this rig long enough for 32gb ram to become necessary - that was why i was looking at the vipers.. i tend to keep my rigs a long time

im using 8gb samsung green on an asus x68 v pro and a gigabyte z77x up4 th

heres the speeds on the asus

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1.55v dram for both boards
 
Just bought another 8Gb but I'm having issues getting it stable at 2000mhz. Even 1.55v wont get it stable at 10-11-11-28-2T-128 - any ideas?

I was running 8Gb comfortably at 9-10-10-25-1T-88 1.45v :(
 
Just bought another 8Gb but I'm having issues getting it stable at 2000mhz. Even 1.55v wont get it stable at 10-11-11-28-2T-128 - any ideas?

I was running 8Gb comfortably at 9-10-10-25-1T-88 1.45v :(

Running 16Gb vs 8Gb increases the stress on the IMC. You'll have to increase other voltages that the IMC depends on, VCCIO(VTT) and/or VCCSA (IMC).
 
With the 15k revision of the Gigabyte UD5H two BIOS settings for Data Read and Data Write Slew Rate have been added, but there's no default values set (just a "-") and set to AUTO. Overclocking ram is massively more more stable after I set them manually to 3.

Anyone got an idea of recommended values for these settings?
 
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Perhaps 1 stick is failing at your set timings? I would memtest each pair then each stick myself, if all were okay it would mean I need more voltage.
 
mem test one stick at a time then all four. This may be an IMC volts problem where you need a slight increase.

I slacked off all timings to 11,11,11,31 1T, 128 and it's stable for 2000mhz at 1.55v with IMC and VTT at default values. Looks like I need to fine tune from there, latency is a bit rubbish at the moment.
 
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