sumonpathak

Merry Christmas guys...... its too cold here for Calcutta

^^this......

model no is same actually but i think the chips are different also ny crappy SB IMC can clock 16GB of these to 2200

hi.. please add Via Chrome HD IGP two of my teams submissions are reported because of this regards sumon example:http://hwbot.org/submission/2263220_prar1g_3dmark2001_se_via_chrome9_hc_igp_4431_marks

Rewrite of the review i did recently of this kit.. Presenting Kingston Hyper X Blu 1600Mhz 8GB kit (P/N:KHX1600C9D3B1K2/8GX ). The kit is stated as "Extreme Gaming Memory for Overclocking and Gaming Enthusiasts",lets see how extreme it is..shall we? First up a screenshot of the SPD at stock. As we can see the kit is XMP ready.So with an Intel system setting up wont be a problem. Please continue to next page for more. Let spice up the review with some pics of the kit and the ram itself..shall we? With the simple themed design this kit would look good on any system. Recently lots of people was asking me about the test system i use so though i would give a brief overview on the system i use in here for testing out. CPU Intel Core i5 2500K Motherboard Asus P8Z68 Deluxe Ram Kingston 1600Mhz 8GB DDr3 Storage Western Digital 320GB HDD (WD320AAKX) Video Card Sapphire Radeon HD 7850 Cooling Noctua NH D14 with GT 1850 fans Case Ghetto made bench table Power supply Unit Corsair AX 1200W System Settings Lets see what the kit is capable of at stick..then we will move on to overclocking. The other kits were included only to compare stock performance. Super Pi 1.5 Wprime 1.55 Aida 64 Memory Benchmark suite All the runs were made in a freshly installed windows Seven Ultimate SP1 Installation with reboots in between every benchmark.An average of three runs were taken into consideration to rule out margin of error as much as possible. Super PI 1.5 (lower times are better) Super PI is extremely sensitive to ram timings,specifically the 32M computation.We can see the Kingston kit is beating its counterpart easily. Wprime 1.55 (lower times are better) Aida 64 memory Benchmark (higher is better in case of Memory bandwidth,lower is better in case of latency) Again the Kingston kit wins across the board. So on stock the kit performs nicely.lets move on to overclocking. For the overclocking part my methodology was like this: Boot using the memory multi given on the board if it boots at all. Run Aida 64 Suite for stability along with 15 minutes LinX Take validation Now the P8Z68 deluxe has memory support up to 2400Mhz so clocking ram is no problem provided the IMC of the processor is good. Lets see how far they have gone. First up the 1600Mhz frontier: tried a little tightening on the latency,couldn't boot below Cl 8-9-8-24 1.5V So my adventure stopped there..sadly. Now the next stop was 1866 Mhz. Memory Multi..check. Vdimm to 1.65V..check..and there she boots.. So the some must say the ram boots at 1866..big deal...but there's more.. Vdimm 1.65V..check... timings..a little loose..check So there you have it...a puny little "good-looking" ram clocked at 1600C9 doing 21333C11 at stock volts. Good job Kingston..mind telling me the magic you used under there? So..there goes my OC adventures..here's a few graphs about the performance scaling on difference speed. Super Pi 1.5 (lower=better) Wprime 1.55 (lower=better) Don't worry about the scores too much..since i haven't gave any time to tune for efficiency. Now the Aida 64 Memory Benchmarks Aida memory Bandwidth Aida Memory latency SO there you have it.. a nice little kit that can kick some serious butt. Well...when i had this kit in my hand..i said "thou shall not pass my torture test". But at the end of the day the kit won and is laughing at my face for underestimating it. This little kit clocked at 1600C9 can do wonders as we have already seen and as far as my sources go it can even do 2400Mhz on better IMC's. Time for Gskill and Corsair to move over. Signing out Sumon Pathak this is also posted at http://www.ocfreaks.com/kingston-hyperx-blu-pc3-12800-1600mhz-8gb-kit-review/ feedback's are appreciated also i have the kits with me..u need any specific benchmarks let me know

5400...riiight.....

ah yes...he should have some multi upload option i think....

well...been trying to upload a few dump in cpuz website but am getting greeted by the last submission i made...so anyone else having this issue? seems like the site is caching the last submission and showing it whenever a new submission is made without ending session. HELP!

expected u there.... see...i wouldn't mind u guys getting bucket loads of points..just make sure that the guys submitting pretty obscure hardware's gets the same amount of points too...after all....they have "access" to those hardware's..and we dont

^well..am not too well versed with sub zero...so couldn't comment there...but some of the submissions really sticks out like anything.... at times am just like..wtf? no tweaks..nothing..they just ran it and bam? 60 freaking points?

there is one more AFAIK

Sounds ok to me...just because someone has access to exotics shouldn't be a criteria to get more points...afterall...there are no effort involved in those rankings... no offense intended...

LOL....let it connect first.....

bugger wont even start....

it was for you anyhoo...as soon as i get my hands on some ivy chips am gonna test em and pass on the info to you

errrr.......wut?

Thanks man..u r a lifesaver.... how far did u push them on SB?

thought so....have the same kit lying around but my IMC aint helping

are those 2400C11's?

thanks

too bad GB has forgotten us in India....

Well..this just cropped up in my mod panel... http://www.hwbot.org/submission/2330833_d6bmg_3dmark05_gma_hd_3000_8365_marks reported due to the reason being resolution is blocked...but he gave validation link...so what to do with this? just curious since validation link is there and it shows the resolution... help me out guys.... am putting this on hold for now...

yes..yes you have

need to insure my stuff i guess

i want one can i have it?