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Neuromancer 06-19-2009 05:22 PM

Holy ...

Nice latencies on those sticks!

I have not anyone ever post latencies in the 30s. (well except my own winnie setup that pulled 35s :) )

That schtuff must be snappy as your name :)


hellcamino 06-19-2009 09:54 PM

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Please post yours up as well Nip.

hellcamino 06-19-2009 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Neuromancer (Post 5349)
Holy ...

Nice latencies on those sticks!

I have not anyone ever post latencies in the 30s. (well except my own winnie setup that pulled 35s :) )

That schtuff must be snappy as your name :)

Haha, it can actually run tighter! I have had it down in the high 20's! This is the best ram I have ever used and is only picky about it's voltage. The sticks like 1.6v, give them that and within reason they will do as asked and run stable..

DrNip 06-20-2009 04:32 AM

HAHA. I uped my timings to 6-6-18- 1T and I was still gettin around 18400 somethin write time. So I was like "I dunno". So I start to download Vista SP2 thinkin maybe that had somethin to do with it. While it was downloading it I ran Everest again just for shhht and giggles. To my amaze my write time went up 1300 to 19700 somethin!!! Go figure.

http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/j.../Everest-1.jpg

DrNip 06-20-2009 04:54 AM

If you can run a 4.2ghz at 2000MHz w/ 7-8-7-20 1T timings. Use default sub timings as well. I have to run for awhile today but will be back as I need to come up with a conclusion on whether or not to send these back as I have another set I am lookin at.

hellcamino 06-20-2009 04:56 AM

Apples to apples.

http://i441.photobucket.com/albums/q...ippwning-1.jpg

hellcamino 06-20-2009 05:07 AM

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Originally Posted by DrNip (Post 5376)
If you can run a 4.2ghz at 2000MHz w/ 7-8-7-20 1T timings. Use default sub timings as well. I have to run for awhile today but will be back as I need to come up with a conclusion on whether or not to send these back as I have another set I am lookin at.

Dude IMO I have a better kit of ram here than you are working with but not so much better that I would rma the ram you have. I actually wonder if you could come up with more than one in ten kits as good as I have. Look at our L1 -L2 - L3 cache bandwidth and latencies, they are very closely matched for latency and bandwidth.

EDIT: my bad, I was looking at my 4.3 vs your 4.4 and my 4.4 blows the doors off of yours in every way...your call on whether or not to send your stuff back or try tuning it a bit more.

hellcamino 06-20-2009 05:31 AM

The Bastard is being a shithead this morning and doesn't want to pull cas 7 2000mhz mem speed without tweaking so you get this quickie instead. Be advised that I am doing no tuning of any kind, setting speeds, booting and running everest bench, so there is more there if desired.

http://i441.photobucket.com/albums/q...mNippwnage.jpg

Neuromancer 06-20-2009 06:13 AM

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Originally Posted by hellcamino (Post 5361)
Haha, it can actually run tighter! I have had it down in the high 20's! This is the best ram I have ever used and is only picky about it's voltage. The sticks like 1.6v, give them that and within reason they will do as asked and run stable..

Damn. I have never seen anyone run DDR2 or 3 with those latencies.

Some sick stuff there. If I saw lats in the 20s I would have to change my pants.

DrNip 06-20-2009 05:17 PM

Well I have 30 days to drive these and am prolly goin to send them back. Yeah there nice but not nice enough. Got my eyes on the Blade cas 7's. People gave it shitty reviews at the egg but everywhere else they seem to be monsters. The reviews I have seen beat out the GT's in SuperPi. Just trying to stomach 400 smackers for some RAM again. Eh only about 150 more than what I paid for this. Here was mine at 7-7-7-20 1T:


http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/j..._1000MHz-1.jpg


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