[Review]Patriot Viper PC3-12800 7-7-7-18

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[Review]Patriot Viper PC3-12800 7-7-7-18, PVS32G1600LLK

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coolice

Jun 10 2008, 02:51 AM

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A day before few months ago,i got call from FEDEX, was told there is a parcel for me so went down to pick it up, surprisingly it is from Patriot Memory.

Lets see what patriot bring to me
Woot,Patriot Viper series DDR3

With some other goodies

PVS32G1600LLK

Take it out of the box, modules covered by plastic to ensure it won’t be easily damage

Installation guide for first timer DIY-er

Another shot on RAM

6 layers pcb

BrainPower 8 Banks PCB B63URCA 0.71,this PCB uses by some other well known Memory Modules vendor too
The tiny holes on pcb which increase dissipation of heat

Preview for now,result and all up tml,very late now already

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coolice

Jun 10 2008, 12:58 PM

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Test Bed
CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E6600(Water Cooled)
Board: Foxconn BlackOps G21/P03 bios
[RAM: Patriot Viper PC3-12800 7-7-7-18 1.8v 2x1GB]
VGA: Gigabyte 8800GTS 512MB(Water Cooled)
PSU: Silverstone OP650 + Zalman 400W
HDD: WD 80GB 7200RPM SATA
ODD: NEC ND-3500A DVD-Writer
OS: Windows XP Pro SP2 32bit

WaterCooling CPU Loop
D-tek Fuzion with nozzle
Laing D5
BlackIce Pro II + 2x Panaflo 120MM Medium
Swiftech Micro-Res

GPU Loop
Swiftech MCW60R x 2
Nirox P2800
Swiftech MCR220 + 2x Panaflo 120MM Medium
Ghetto res

Specification:
CODE
Module Size : 2GB kit (1GBx2) | Available in 4GB(2GBx2) as well
Package : 240-pin DDR3 SDRAM
Feature : DDR3 PC3-12800
DIMM Type : UNBUFFERED
Error Checking : NON-ECC
Speed : DDR3-12800
Voltage : 1.8v
Memory Timings : 7-7-7-18
Special Feature: XMP-Ready
Warranty: LifeTime

QUOTE(Quoted from Patriot Memory)
Extreme Performance PC3-12800 (1600MHz)
Low Latency (7-7-7-18)
Equipped Patriot Viper Heat Shields with integrated ACC (Aluminum Copper Composite) technology
100% Tested and Verified
Lifetime Warranty
RoHS Compliant
Tested and compatible with Intel P35 and X38 chipsets

Official Website

Benchmark programs:
HyperPI 0.99B
SiSoftware Sandra
Everest Ultimade Edition
SuperPi 32M v1.5 xs
As usual,subtiming are some tweaked while some is not,HyperPi 2 Instances of 8m purely for stability test only

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coolice

Jun 10 2008, 12:58 PM

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CAS 6

Format: Vdimm set in BIOS / Clock Speed

6-5-5-16 1T

1.801v / DDR3-1323

1.878v / DDR3-1370

1.993v / DDR3-1462

2.099v / DDR3-1508

2.210v / DDR3-1573

6-6-6-18 1T

1.801v / DDR3-1353

1.878v / DDR3-1390

1.993v / DDR3-1480

2.099v / DDR3-1543

2.210v / DDR3-1589

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coolice

Jun 10 2008, 12:58 PM

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CAS 7

Format: Vdimm set in BIOS / Clock Speed

7-6-5-16 1T

1.801v / DDR3-1500

1.878v / DDR3-1560

1.993v / DDR3-1720

2.099v / DDR3-1780

2.210v / DDR3-1829

7-7-7-18 1T

1.801v / DDR3-1505

1.878v / DDR3-1612

1.993v / DDR3-1718

2.099v / DDR3-1798

2.210v / DDR3-1871

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coolice

Jun 10 2008, 12:59 PM

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CAS 8

Format: Vdimm set in BIOS / Clock Speed

8-7-6-16 1T

1.801v / DDR3-1534

1.878v / DDR3-1620

1.993v / DDR3-1756

2.099v / DDR3-1840

2.210v / DDR3-1940

8-8-8-22 1T

1.801v / DDR3-1540

1.878v / DDR3-1620

1.993v / DDR3-1840

2.099v / DDR3-1960

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Conclusion:
Very nice kit that able to do 7-6-5-X 1T at DDR1800~1880 within acceptable benching vdimm.
Unable to break DDR3-2000 regardless of wat timing and vdimm,suspect is the motherboard but couldn't confirm at the moment.
Heat spreader design still has room for improvement.
Scale the best in between 1.85~2.0v.
Thanks Patriot Memory again for sending me this kit

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-pWs-

Jun 10 2008, 07:45 PM

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Wow...go for 2000Mhz.

Pump more juice.

Btw, how much is this baby ar?

-pWs-

a1098113

Jun 10 2008, 11:09 PM

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good review dude

would have been great if it went to ddr3 2000Mhz

sub_noob

Jun 11 2008, 12:07 AM

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Nice review.. Poisoning people to get DDR3...

coolice

Jun 11 2008, 12:24 AM

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QUOTE(-pWs- @ Jun 10 2008, 07:45 PM)

Wow...go for 2000Mhz.

Pump more juice.

Btw, how much is this baby ar?

-pWs-

not sure,check last time,it was around 200usd

QUOTE(sub_noob @ Jun 11 2008, 12:07 AM)

Nice review.. Poisoning people to get DDR3...

grab one man,it is cheap now

LExus65

Jun 11 2008, 11:37 AM

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Yet another Olang Tua Already?

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ppl aiming 2000mhz haha.......

how was the new heat sink from patriot, look flimsy to me.....

yehlai

Jun 11 2008, 02:20 PM

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朝倉啟太。必胜！

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so nice, patriot sponser u free RAM for o'c testing..
really poisoning this kit.

tnhafiz

Jun 11 2008, 02:35 PM

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QUOTE(-pWs- @ Jun 10 2008, 07:45 PM)

Wow...go for 2000Mhz.

Pump more juice.

Btw, how much is this baby ar?

-pWs-

for sure this baby will coast rm1k++....

irenic

Jun 11 2008, 03:15 PM

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it's below rm1k.. ddr3 ram now become cheaper and affordable by everyone already

OC4/3

Jun 11 2008, 07:40 PM

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What a sad holiday

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QUOTE(irenic @ Jun 11 2008, 03:15 PM)

it's below rm1k.. ddr3 ram now become cheaper and affordable by everyone already

Still not RM325 for Team Xtreem DDR 2 1066

DDR3 still got a long way to go before become mainstream

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