Running at 1000mhz@ 2-3-3-8 @ 2.2vdimm

was even surprised bios booted at this

so far orthos 20 minutes no hickup

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Wao this is crazy,better than Corsair Dominator in timing. You tested with Super PI ?

boot up oledi ddr1000??? or oc to ddr1000

are u mad in comparing this ram with corsair??

y ppl forget
micron created this ic.
guess the name of micron retail company.

crucial.

nah dude super pi in ram timings difference is very little.

and this is a crucial ballistix tracer PC2-8000 1000mhz 2.2 CL5

with an evga mobo.
evga mobo u dont have to overclock rams to get 1000mhz.
the mobo supports up to 1200mhz native.

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Mar 14 2007, 01:04 PM

that's unheard of for me. Any similar record by other people with the same thing or different brand?

where do you get those?

what board are u using there?

evga 680i sli

I'm seeing a glitch. Even hitting CL3 is tough nut.

hmm i think so tooo
after reset
wont boot.

hmm it was wonderful while it lasted.


but this ram is awesome.

800 cl3 1t
1084 cl4 2t
1200 cl5 2t


This post has been edited by cstkl1: Mar 14 2007, 02:11 PM

lolz, is this CPU-Z v1.38 bug on Vista?

thats windows xp.

Btw, I'm curious what chip is the ram using? Micron for sure, but which batch?

means running @ 4-4-4-12 @ 500mhz stable is np for this then?

d9gmh or d9dqt maybe?



This post has been edited by cablesguy: Mar 14 2007, 04:31 PM

realize there was something funny
this is a pc28000
but at that time using cpuz and others
stated pc26400 at that oc.
all this after i tried booting at that timing...
anyways story ended in tragedy as after i restart it didnt even boot

i think its the same for ballistix pc2 8000 in cpuz, it shows pc2 6400, cpuz 1.39 shows the same thing

And the price is close to RM2000 for 2GB set.

sorry but D9DQT is not manufactured anymore.

if it's using Micron based chips, probably it's either handpicked D9GMH or D9GKX.

This post has been edited by soulfly: Mar 14 2007, 06:30 PM

again this ram is stable for cl4 timings at 1000mhz stock vdimm of 2.2

i asked my couz ( the one who works with micron )
he said he read some report the reason they understate their rams is because they dont primarily cater to enthusiast and reduces probability and cost of rma.

amazing lol.

how long it lasted in orthos?

test it with playing a few rounds of dota... see if it's stable enough..

so far i got 13 hours of orthos with 1ghz 4-4-4-10 @ 2.2v with my D9GKX.

This post has been edited by BlackThyra87: Mar 15 2007, 06:56 PM

hmm it was going for 30 minutes roughly.

then i reboot my comp to increase the multiplier.

didnt boot after that.

as i said it was fun while it lasted.

Last time i run my PC6400 D9GKX from mjoe 1080 with 3-4-4-4 timing 2.4vDimm.. but not prime stable la.

This post has been edited by yehlai: Mar 15 2007, 07:02 PM

is 2.3v/2.4v safe for long term?

eg: if i run mine 2.3v @ 1ghz 4-4-4-10.

2.4v safe if have good cooling.
Last time i only run for benchmarking, the chips really hot..

hahah
this is at stock vdimm
only 2.2

thats y special

24/7 using 1000mhz 4-4-4-12 2.2vdimm.
2.3 vdimm either 1200mhz cl5 or 800 cl3 1t

mine running 2.3v 1ghz 4-4-4-10 and i have copper HS on my rams attached. so is it cool to run 24/7?

If u put HS then its hard to know ur RAM chips run hot or not.
Cooling fan is good enuf.

Did you tried DDR1400?Timing??

that means revolting
no way

also take note.
most mobo cant go above 1300mhz

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Added on March 15, 2007, 10:40 pmstable at max 1084mhz 4-4-4-12 2t 2.2vdimm

the problem at running at this speed
i cant sync it with the fsb.
if unlink its ok.

p.s. this option only on 680/650 mobo. i think

in sync benching is much faster. real time windows load faster. aquamark in sync is faster.
1:1 with fsb.

http://www.neoseeker.com/Articles/Hardware..._tracer_pc8000/

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Mar 15 2007, 10:41 PM

RAM Size : 2048 MB
RAM Freq : 332.5 MHz
RAM Type : DDR2-SDRAM Dual Channel
RAM Ratio : 1:2
RAM Timings : 5-5-5-15


My ram is 1GB 667MHZ X 2...But why it shows the frequency is 332.5???

ish.
its ddr 2.
so times 2 larr.

y is mine showing 500?
times 2 = 1000mhz.

share some result pls.. wht RAM can reach tht kinda speed??
xtreem 1000MHz?

ya interest to know which ram can go for 1400
so far i know is 1300++ with overvlting

This post has been edited by taxidoor: Mar 16 2007, 03:34 PM

crucial now changing new pcd that make the chip run well on low voltage..even my ballistix tracer run 400Mhz with 4-4-4-9 at 1.86v only (suppose to be 2.2v)...

diff u can see at the edge of the old pcb n the new one is it got word "levin"

er mine is levin...

Sorry just want to know... why at the SPD page, Timing Table u got different speed?
1 u got; 4-4-4-12@400Mhz and second u got 5-5-5-15@500Mhz...is't normal?

i dont remember my spd but i think it got 2 timings too. The first one with tighter timing but lower freq, the 2nd one loose timing with higher freq.

afaik, lower timing is better than higher freq...

right?

This post has been edited by irwan6179: Apr 17 2007, 12:03 AM

Actually, in my cpuz...i aslo got 2 different speed..is't normal?

lol i bought same batch of ram same model as cstkl1 and it did can reach that timing,but too bad i killed 1 stick of it lol,now need rma

advised to run this with a external fan cooling
timing so far pretty stable tested with this
800mhz cl3 2.3v
1000 cl4 2.2v ...set ure own sub timings
1200 cl5 2.3v

best bandwidth on the evga mobo was at 950mhz 4-3-4-10 2.25v

woah... custom made cooling from fridge spare parts...?

with chipset d9gmh or d9gkx should easily oc over 1000mhz

This post has been edited by Frankiec91: Jun 12 2007, 12:21 AM

i believe u mean 1000Mhz ?

wow.. nice timming.. even better if can run on 1T hehee..

opss sorry typo hehe.. edited

tats one of the heck tight timings O_O