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I´ll vote for you, I want a 6700k es and an M8E for ddr3

Hi, up for sale are my current bench psc and a couple of more or less untested kits, my last haswell i7 and a Gigabyte Z97 SOCForce boxed, for further details please refer to the items descriptions. This is most likely my last sale for quite a while, so if you wait for better things to come, I have to disappoint you 1. Intel core i7 4790K boxed retail Solid cpu, was originally bought for a 24/7 build before I decided to stay with 1155. Tested for SPi32M 4/8 5ghz 1,29v air, non delidded, original box and cooler can be part of the deal 2. Gigabyte Z97 SOC Force boxed retail The board comes including box and full accessories, Bios is flashed to X04 and F7 on chip 2. Originally bought for 24/7 use but I only made some checks on function after I bought another 3770k to stay at XP and 1155 for old games 3. Lot of 3x2gb Trident 2000c9 and 2x2GB Flare 1800C7(X-PSC) My Current bench kit which I used over last year, to make it short, 4 sticks are capable of 2667++ C8 tight, 5th does at least 2600 c8 tight 1,85v D. All five sticks use x-psc, all have superteam 8-layer PCB, it took me quite a while to bin these. Best two sticks (Flare+trident1003) tested for 1335 8-12-9-28 tight 1,85v and 1363 8-12-9-28 tight 1,9v Next two sticks (trident 1003) tested for 1335 8-12-9-28 tight 1,865v, 1350 8-12-9-28 1,9v, not maxed. All tests were done on air on various board with various cpus, no matter if Asus or Asrock for example, results were reproducable, sticks have never been on cold and never saw more than 1,90v with me. All sticks have a solid trcd limit, some do trcd 10 stable 2400 on haswell or Ivy, and even the 2600 capable sticks might do the job on cold or run 2667 air with enough volts. Kit 1 Kit 2 4. 2x2GB G.Skill Flare 2000C9 Work flawless, no serious oc results, I made only fast test for 2600 8-12-8 lately, this needs around 1,91v iirc. 5. 2x2GB Exceleram VX 2000C7 the kit is extremely uneven, while one stick does 2400 8-11-8-28 at 1,65v the second one needed 1,71v for same frequency at 8-12-9-28. 8117 pcb Prices 1. 310 Euros+shipping sold to dx4picco, payment pending 2. 100 Euros+shipping sold 3. 220 Euros+shipping 4. 40 Euros+shipping on hold for rusco 5. 35 Euros+shipping I´m from germany, preferred location of sales is eu because of shipping cost being acceptable even for big items, if you are from outside of eu, please ask for shipping quote in case you are unsure about this. Payment with paypal, buyer is responsible for the fees, prices are calculated this way. Disclaimer: No returns and no warranty offered by me, this is a non-commercial sale so accept this or buy elsewhere^^ - manufacturers warranty should be valid though, labels on all items are intact, except for the exceleram which have no warranty anyway

I will offer a 4790K later, no gem but solid, 1,29v 4/8 spi 32m XP - maybe this can do the job for you

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Not sure this works, but I will try if someone gives me his mems - the thread is obsolete anyway, I am selling my last mems tomorrow and we will see if I ever make a comeback^^

Last bump Can be moved, I make sale tomorrow on which I offer my current bench psc on top of the listed kits (two kits 2700-2730C8 tight 1,9v, three sticks 2600 1,85v) and my 1,29v XP 32M 4/8 4790K boxed non delidded) Thanks for the space, hwbot

I did not make the rules for this comp, I only enforce them

I agree, the rules are clear anyway so the discussion is only theoretical, LN2 board is allowed no matter if ES or not, rules will not be changed anymore now that first stage is nearly over- happy sandbagging

On the ES matter, I do not care, I said what I wanted to say a while ago, so if ES is not ruled out I will moderate it this way. It is safe to say that lots of people had no access to this, but you cannot have it all. On your other remarks, if you feel uncomfortable at xoc, do what lots of others did as well, disable subzero subs (delete or make pointless) and return to EL. The PSC argument is a joke because tons of these were sold all over the world as retails, you can´t blame others that you started oc after sales of these at shops ended, second hand market is big btw, and if I follow this I might complain as well that I had no chance to buy brand new retail FPM to compete at old school comp because they were sold around 2000 - for someone who has 1368 capable kit like you it is no go argument anyway, I cannot remeber I asked you when you started oc when I sold it to you^^

I made my opinion clear on competition rules for this contest long before, officially and internally, I do not approve these and stated also protest which was in fact useless. I am happy that Gigabyte gave good chance to benchers to compete in nice comp anyway. To be sure about the es board issue, I made another request as said On es cpus, there are cpus especially binned for imc for example, so this matters as well... P.S. Just for the record so that you can see someone did care http://forum.hwbot.org/showthread.php?t=139888

@nvidiaforever2 Kit 4 is a bit better on voltage, but if you want to run 8-12-8 for benches on air, kit 3 is better choice for you because it also boot 2667 8-12-8 and ran 1m or Aquamark for example for me. You got PM. @Strat no problem @noxinite Don´t contemplate it too long Edit #3 sold

Sure it is limited edition and use is not fair because it is no normal retail board and gives higher result bc of short traces at rtls, it cannot even be used for normal build, but ES is not ruled out by Competition rules. I asked Christian to check this with Gigabyte, but the rules of this contest were not good at all anyway so I am pretty sure you will have no chance if you report.

It did enter, I had to remove it from competition, I would propose you rebench - xtu shows no frequency, monitoring shows 4,1ghz on top, use latest xtu-version, if the problem remains change to english for language if not done now or try fresh install on OS. I can by no means accept this result as it is submitted now, it will go again at final check for sure, sorry, I have no choice

3236C 3770K 5ghz 32m xp air 31° ambient 1,27v m5E, 2933 mem boots and enters win, non delidded ok for firefox use

windows only - made last check before comp ends, results removed and blocked, please read rules again (general for geekbench) and also include background and cpuz mainboard tab when you rebench

Last check before comp ends, I was generous on hwinfo but had to remove or block lots of results even then - please check rules again and rebench if it hit you

Fixed, no idea what happened

Not bad for a dead cpu

Not really, I made fast run at 2600c8-12-8 but this needed nearly 1,9v and I have very few time and low motivation at the moment

Hi, up for sale are five PSC-based memory kits, all work flawless, for further information please read the item descriptions 1. 3x2GB OCZ Platinum DDR3-200 Cl8-9-8 1,65v Very good condition, no big tests apart from specs, seem to be average clockers that did 2400 7-11-7-28 on my old 1155 rig around, iirc they needed around 1,75-1,8v for this, lately used for 24/7 rig 2. 2x2GB GSkill Flare DDR3-2000 CL9-9-9-24 1,65v Like all items offered tested with memtest and found to work without issues, tested a while ago for 2400 7-11-7-28 on ivy Bridge around 1,71v 3. 2x2GB GSkill Ripjaws DDR3-1600 CL7-8-7-24 1,60v X-PSC based kit, tested a while ago on Ivy 2400 7-11-7-28 1,65v, on Haswell 2600 8-12-8-28 tight around 1,8v, 2667 tight worked as well with trcd 13 at around 1,85v [B]4. 2x2GB GSkill Ripjaws DDR3-1600 CL7-8-7-24 1,60v[/b] Same production date like #3, tested on ivy for 2400 7-11-9-28 1,58v, on Haswell 2667 tight subs 8-13-10-28 1,80v and below. 5. 2x2GB Exceleram VX DDR3-2000 CL7-10-9-24 1,65v Working, very uneven, tested on ivy single 2400 8-11-8-28 1,65v and 8-12-9-28 1,7v. IIirc, I did 2600 c8 tight long ago with these, but don?t remember exactly timings and volts Prices: 1. 45 Euros+shipping 2. 40 Euros+shipping 3. 60 Euros+shipping sold to nvidiaforever2 4. not available anymore 5. 40 Euros+shipping Items are located at germany, shipping will be around 6-8 euros normally, this depends on location and weight, I will search for best possible option. These are priced to go already, so there will be no rebates apart from shipping if you buy several items. Payment is possible with paypal or western union, buyer is responsible for fees Disclaimer: No returns and no warranty provided by seller, this is a private, non-commercial sale.

In fact the 2000c8 and the 2133 c9 looked the same, no red or black version My 2000c8, the 2133c8 and 2200c8 had Hyper, two of my 2133c9 kits had bbse most likely and on third one I found BBBG. If you want mems that can do 1600 (800) 6-6-6, you will have to opt for Hypers, BBSE usually fail this due to lower trcd limit (will do 6-7-6)while lots of hypers do 1800 6-6-6 if they are decent. Chips can vary at GSkill, I also had Trident 2000c9 kit (late sample from blowout sale of rma stock by gskill most likely) that had below average Hypers, there were also few single sided samples with bcse, but normally these had PSC or BBSE, it is most safe to assume this if you make blind purchase without having chance to check sn

Excellent run

Pre-check done, validations without screenshot accepted for fpm stage. I rely on contestants to be fair on this hard to judge stage

Yes, you can open hwmonitor after the run. It makes no sense to run it parallel when temp max is refering to load temps. I wonder why some people use hwinfo - rules say hwmonitor clearly, so this might result in subs being removed

I left you a comment at the result, it looks bugged for me, final decision I leave to head of moderation. Please be sure you have a second valid score in case this one gets blocked, we see a lot of bugged xtu runs lately unfortunately