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Nice craftmanship looks are killer !

Great job man on the Xpower

Nice score Bauke !

CPU speed Dumo man ? 4200MHz ?

I tried 6 but it got censored... without a valid reason they didn't like the most untested, overrated award By the way no reply from S Davidson regarding the 2933C12 kit...

Positioned my little rant at the end of the review in the conclusion page...

Top Job Jon, good luck all participants, ordering the popcorn

A11 bios for Z87 XPOWER (on request): https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/66364457/MSI/Z87XPOWER/E7811IMS.zip !!!FLASH AT OWN RISK !!! FPT Flash DOS tool: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/66364457/MSI/Z87XPOWER/FPT.zip Command: Fpt –f e7811ims.11a -savemac ( don't forget the -savemac, otherwise your lan port might stop working ! )

Can we call G.Skill to put Stuart at Computex next year, he can replace Christian Ney for sure

HH strikes again, G.Skill 2933C12 review: As a final test we decided to look at what the highest MHz rating was that we could achieve on the standard timings. That was 3000MHz with the Maximus VI Gene. Moving back to 2933MHz we then tweaked the timings and voltage to see how they could be changed and this saw us run stable at 11-12-14-30-1T. Read all about it at our favourite website, they also did 3000C11-12-12 1.75v stable on Ivy with 2666C10 Corsair. Never any screenshot proof as usual... no replies to forum posts ... Who's this Stuart Davidson guy ? Gosh I would be so happy if the hardware companies tapped these blokes on the fingers... or invite them to an OC thingy and let them show their magic... getting so tired of these sites...

A snippit from the review : As a final test we decided to look at what the highest MHz rating was that we could achieve on the standard timings. That was 3000MHz with the Maximus VI Gene. Moving back to 2933MHz we then tweaked the timings and voltage to see how they could be changed and this saw us run stable at 11-12-14-30-1T. Read all about it at our favourite website, they also did 3000C10-12-12 stable on Ivy with 2666C10 Corsair. Never proof as usual... no replies to forum posts

Bios is test version A11, performance is not yet up to par with the other high end boards, but the improvement is huge in regards of performance and compatibility. the comparison is between 1.19 ( bottom pic) and the A11 (think it reads out as 1.2B10 or something, have to crosscheck tonite...)

XPOWER is shaping up, look at the latency differences with this new Test bios versus 1.19. Finally it's moving in the right direction.

Show us the 1600 Andre lol, you tease !

Well done Smoke !

Sounds interesting Giorgio Great results lads, keep em coming ! Question: How does one enter the inner circle of Petri's summerplace ?

Sorry to deviate can anyone test if his stick can run 2933 C11-12-14-40 1T plz ( air plz, no wacky voltages )

Switch off your monitor then of it happens

also covered the dimm slots ? Any condensation in the slots ?

Hardwareheaven is sausage site with a good visual wrap... Similar as with HH's review of the 2933C12's, I don't get Dave's review of the the same G.Skill 2933C12. It clearly shows the gain is not there with single sided MFR rams (also due to the loose tertiaries) versus 1600C9, yet the highly recommended award is given... beats all logic... unless you s*ld **t like Sin explained... then it all becomes clear... Some sites seem to have an obligation that an award must be given for each piece of hardware... even if craptastic

Nice CPU man for watercooling

We demand a livestream !

Nice work man, really impressed by the bios on these ASRocks