hi to all, i got a dual channel memory for my system..currently use only Kingston KVR 1333Mhz CL9, but intends to try overclock it a bit..but what suprising me.. is this RAM can be push up to 1600Mhz?? bcoz i just change the RAM speed profile on my BIOS only..and it works without any error comeout..and i still use default timing from system..i put up the screenshot here..really weird..i thought max is only 1333Mhz..

my mobo support up to 2400Mhz already stress it with gaming for long period.. and it still stable with no system conflict or error..

it's Elpida brand bro maybe will try 1866 with CL10..since i dont think default timing will work for that high speed

i think all the new gen Kingston KVR use Elpida right?? juz bought those two in this year..

but ur using C2D system right?? be careful when O.C the FSB bro.. hehe..im using SB..so i dont have to O.C anything..just set the RAM speed profile..

my benchmark result..not good enough as other user can potong my benchmark so easy

Kingston KVR DDR3-1600 9-9-9-24



Kingston KVR DDR3-1866 10-10-10-24


will be testing at 1866 speed with 9-9-9-25 timings

This post has been edited by miewan92: Jul 16 2012, 10:26 PM

haha..all i can say..better grab those RAM that using Elpida chip while it still on the market u can look my benchie here with Kingston KVR 2GB but for now im hunting for Sammy Green RAM

ur using first generation i7 right (from ur siggy ) i wonder ur bios got memory divider or not..since first generation is based on FSB when want to do OC

haha..i dont think so bro..i just bought new 4GB KVR with Kingston name stated on it chip..and it sucks..even not stable ramp up 1600mhz with default timings and benchmark same la as the AMD benchie picture only the latency a bit good