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Here is the link to the official wallpaper: http://media.kingston.com/images/hyperx/oc-competition/HX-overclocking-wallpaper-1920px1024.jpg

Elpida D-die (BDBG).

PM sent as well.

Looking at pure cash prizes "The International" event is quite impressive too (2.6M$ so far for the next edition beginning of August). The game is different (Dota2) but the company developing the game (Valve) is backing the whole thing quite heavily too. The way they raise the cash prize money is quite clever as well.

LCS is not the only very impressive gaming series but they innovated by paying the best teams to attend their series.

nice one!

Hynix MFR has been around for quite some time already, at least on 8GB modules.

Same in Hsinchu, Asus z87 posters

Yep, will do!

I will be in Taiwan the week before Computex, leaving the 3rd Next time!

my bad then

looks like Asus with the T-Topology writing on the PCB

When I used HDMI with the OCF for the first time I had a surprise

I didn't know about this one, yes most likely BDBG.

I think the only 2GB modules with BDBG were in KHX2250 kits. I also recall KHX2400C9 kits with 2x2GB, but these were rare.

To be on that list you need to send your modules to Intel and they test them. If you look at this press release: http://www.kingston.com/en/company/press/article/5860 Kingston achieved Intel XMP certification for its family of HyperX memory specifically engineered for the new 3000 series processors. The certification can be seen here. In addition, 2800MHz HyperX kits were certified on the following motherboards: ASUS P8Z77-V Deluxe, P9Z77-V and GIGABYTE Z77X-UD5H. edit: if I'm not mistaken, the certification process is 24h burn test, then you swap the modules around and another 24h. It's pretty tough.

You will find them here: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/gaming/gaming-computers/core-i7-memory-suppliers-datasheet.html (on Ivy Bridge) and here: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/gaming/gaming-computers/core-i7-extreme-memory-suppliers-datasheet.html (on Sandy Bridge-E) Highest XMP certified is DDR3-2800

I have 3 bad pictures from the very beginning. I had to leave for a meeting after.

yep, a nice line-up http://www.asrock.com/news/show/CeBit2013/event.html

No not for us. It's getting smaller and smaller each year, a bit worrying.

For now I arrive on the 4th in the evening and leave on the 6th in the afternoon.

Possibility to buy spare heatspreaders for the memory pot.

Looking forward to see it. edit: Congrats btw!

Find the KHX26C11T2K2/8X SPD attached. (just replace .txt by .spd)

According to Sam, 08 = Micron and 32 = Hynix. http://www.forum.ocxtreme.org/showpost.php?p=90133&postcount=12