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heres what dram voltage i needed for 9-10-10-28-1t @2133mhz 16gb on asus z68/v pro 2600k chip

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I received some sticks today to play around with. I purchased mainly for the greater capacity than present. However, I'm hoping for a greater frequency too! 9-9-9-27 @ 1866Mhz or 10-10-10-28 @ 2133Mhz at 1.4V would be great!
 
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Any idea if this will partner with Llano well? The onboard controller seems to like running lower voltages in the 1.35-1.4v range....

IIRC I'm running the Gskill in it at 1840mhz 10-10-10-28 1t @ 1.4v.
 
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I received some sticks today to play around with. I purchased mainly for the greater capacity than present. However, I'm hoping for a greater frequency too! 9-9-9-27 @ 1866Mhz or 10-10-10-28 @ 2133Mhz at 1.4V would be great!

I tried 2133MHz @ 1.5v, I could boot into Windows but got some weird errors (NOD32 did not initialise, opening My Computer caused a Windows Error...) so I backed down to 1866MHz @ 1.45v. It could be because I'm using 16gb (4x4) or my poor mobo VRMs (GA-Z68X-UD3H, 7xVRM - 4xCPU, 1xIGP, 2xDIMM ie just one VRM per memory channel). Or maybe I need to tinker with Vtt/Vccio etc.

Either way, it was still cheaper than 1866-rated kits, lower power, and looks great against the black mobo (and doesn't interfere with the Hyper 212+), so it's still an (almost epic) win. Hopefully I'll have some time over the w/e to get 2133MHz stable (if my Z68 will cope) and give it full epic win status.
 
I tried 2133MHz @ 1.5v, I could boot into Windows but got some weird errors (NOD32 did not initialise, opening My Computer caused a Windows Error...) so I backed down to 1866MHz @ 1.45v. It could be because I'm using 16gb (4x4) or my poor mobo VRMs (GA-Z68X-UD3H, 7xVRM - 4xCPU, 1xIGP, 2xDIMM ie just one VRM per memory channel). Or maybe I need to tinker with Vtt/Vccio etc.

Either way, it was still cheaper than 1866-rated kits, lower power, and looks great against the black mobo (and doesn't interfere with the Hyper 212+), so it's still an (almost epic) win. Hopefully I'll have some time over the w/e to get 2133MHz stable (if my Z68 will cope) and give it full epic win status.

use 1.63125v for the timings i posted @2133mhz,im running fine at that voltage

use super pi 32m run if it doesnt pass add one or two clicks dram voltage and retest,add it in easytune

you might need less voltage at 11.11.11.30 2t
 
OK so I got my 8Gb last Thursday. My experience on P67 has been that it's stable at 1866Mhz 9-9-9-27 at under 1.4V. It boots fine at 2133Mhz (10-10-10-28), but I've not been able to get it stable at that speed for 25 runs of LinX. I reckon it's probably because I've not taken the voltage high enough, but I've no idea what the recommended maximum is...
 
I bought four sets of two.

4x4gb with my 2600k as in signature 2133mhz 11-11-11-28(2T) 1.5V.
And
3x4gb with i7 920@ 4.0ghz 1600mhz 9-9-9-10-24 at 1.46v on ex58-UD5

For stock i7 920 I could go as high as 2128 10-10-10-28 1.5V but once clocked to 4.0 it is not stable anymore and I had to go down to 1600mhz.
 
I bought four sets of two.

4x4gb with my 2600k as in signature 2133mhz 11-11-11-28(2T) 1.5V.
And
3x4gb with i7 920@ 4.0ghz 1600mhz 9-9-9-10-24 at 1.46v on ex58-UD5

For stock i7 920 I could go as high as 2128 10-10-10-28 1.5V but once clocked to 4.0 it is not stable anymore and I had to go down to 1600mhz.

What read/write figures did you get on x58? Use maxmem
 
At the moment 16gb for £83.99 is probably the best ram around, yes? I am probably going to buy some today and just wanted to double check - it will be for a new Ivy build.

Yes.

Memory guaranteed to run at 2133MHz such as Kingston is around £125ish and generally this Samsung clocks better and can run at tighter timings. :)
 
My 16GB arrived today. Pictures cannot do justice to just how tiny this ram is. The Corsair Performance Pro looks pretty sweet as well.

A very expensive packet of haribo from OCUK - but a really good service as usual.
 
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