Yup no need.

hey guys,may i know if intel b75 or h77 chipset support intel xmp technology? and intel i5 2400 can compatible with intel xmp?

By rights B75 and H77 would support XMP:
http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Intel_Soc...#specifications
http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Intel_Soc...#specifications
but that depends on BIOS of the mobo

i5 2400 supports XMP:
http://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/publi...2-datasheet.pdf

Nice, you know what till now i can't open the box yet because the Final Year Project.
Kalut kelaut2.

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Added on December 2, 2012, 10:32 pmNice, you know what till now i can't open the box yet because the Final Year Project.
Kalut kelaut2.

Aik, you also savvy user ka bro?

This post has been edited by arerife: Dec 2 2012, 10:32 PM

ok,thanks bro

chill out bro..test your ram first...maybe it can motivate you to work harder on your FYP...btw 2nd sem of final year baru struggle

i recognized that dashboard coz my bro own one..SAVOC team terengganu

are motherboard effect RAM timing?
Many said 2200Mhz at CL10 @ 1.55v
I can't make it stable. EVEN 10-11-11-28.
Very frustrated right now.

I can run 2133MHZ at 10-10-10-24 .

Are the motherboard effect the timing?
Because this asus p8p67 only support maximum 2200Mhz RAM.
And Sammy green is not on the ram support list.

BIOS settings, vdimm, VCCSA, VCCIO, RAM module, IMC will affect timing.
You might get a bad stick as compared to others.

This post has been edited by owikh84: Dec 7 2012, 12:31 PM

Today I will try it at asrock z77.
See how it goes.
I may said my motherboard suck at this point.

Mine not stable 2200 at CL10 vDimm 1.55v but stable if bump a bit its vDIMM to 1.6v with same timing and speed even 9-10-10-28

But now just running at 2000 9-10-10-24 at 1.5v for safe used and 24/7. Found 2000 CL9 smoother than 2200 CL10 while running Photoshop CS5

I can run 2000 at 9-10-10 also with 1.52v
But have you try 2400?
because im used old motherboard that can't support 2400Mhz.

Tried before with timing 11-12-12-28 at 1.6v but didnt tried any bench and stability test. Dont know it cant be stable or not with this timing

Bro, have try bump a bit ur ram vDimm at 2200 CL10?

This post has been edited by lat_lonelyboyz: Dec 10 2012, 06:44 AM

wow, cl11 still now bloody loose right?

Yeap, 1.6v
But here's the different I found between my board and asrock z77 extreme 4.
I can go 2200Mhz at 10-10-10-24 @ 1.55v
I think z77 is better then p67.
But when comes to processor, I still don't test my chip yet.

But my friends 3570k have sweet spot on 4.4Ghz i may said.
Can't hit 4.5Ghz under 1.3v.
But that time already 5am, malas nak oc.
Maybe today juice up 1.3XX for 4.6Ghz.
And he's using 500w power rock.
I'm bit scared to push more.

Any suggestion?

You may try its on other mobo like z77 exreme4 to see whether ur ram can push more or not.

Ur fren using z77 extreme4?

try you memory on other system, perhaps on [AMD FX + CVF-Z/ Sabertooth R2.0] or [ivy k series + Z77]

I already tried the sammy green on asrock z77 and can managed to get 10-10-10-28 for 2200Mhz.
But on my p8p67 I can't
Yeah, he using z77 extreme 4.

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Added on December 10, 2012, 3:59 pmYeah, i already tried on asrock z77 extreme 4 with 3570k, the timing getting tightest then on my p8p67 board.


This post has been edited by arerife: Dec 10 2012, 03:59 PM

Might be compatibility prob. Try update ur P8P67 board to new BIOS.

Prime95 27.9 Build 1

ftp://mersenne.org/gimps/p95v279.win32.zip
ftp://mersenne.org/gimps/p95v279.win64.zip

- minor bug fixes

Just received my sammy green from NewEgg but too bad left it at office

Sigh cant wait to test it out

Congratz on ownership.
Pls try 2600 10-12-12 @ 1.68v