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I made a very fast check on only first two stages, and please make sure that your xtu screenshot stage 1 shows max frequency of the run, on stage 2 a screenshot is required that shows at least CPUZ cpu tab desktop and that is mandatory, we don´t accept the standard cpuz screen that is always shown after validation alone. I had to remove lots of results and this is no fun^^ - please check all of your results again and read the rules, on each challenger division I have to check 150+ results and I am not sure I have enough time to check all before submission end

No 760, please refer to the rules at the competition page on which cards are listed at each stage

Impressive mems, good job

I can remove the points faster if you want - nice run

good evening

I want an extreme VII

Asus fails - there never was an Extreme VII, how can there be an Extreme VIII then?

http://www.jagatoc.com/2015/06/first-look-gigabyte-geforce-gtx-980-ti-g1-gaming/ For reference reasons, Jagat-OC review by Lucky_noob, for comparison Edit: Sure, Allen, but the problem with reviews is that these were meant once to help normal and powerusers to get an overview over hardware and its performance and help them to decide what to buy, not all people get 15 samples or can afford 10 different 980TI to test which is best and afterwards cover the loss at selling nine with 10-25% loss per card^^. Handpicked samples and cheats on reviews don´t help them at all to see what retail they might buy

Making fools out of review readers is not new - it happens too often, either with handpicked samples sent to reviewer that perform classes better than retail, sometimes by reviewers cheating on OC, cooling or components used, or a combination of both mentioned options, and there are more possibilities to make hardware look better than it is. I read the review, this start post here and the discussion, and draw my own conclusions like everyone else should do for himself, very interesting example of how things are handled today I think it is futile to mention, but not all reviews are made like the ones I mentioned before, there are still people with ethics at OC, though they become a species getting rare I think sometimes lately because more and more money and free hardware are involved...

Bump, found a few screens of the ripjaws

No- Godavari is not mentioned

http://hwbot.org/hardware/processors#key=slot_1

760 is not allowed

Received, will ship on monday, thanks for the deal

#1 sold, payment pending

Last bump for the Mushkin

Split is OK for me if it is OK for the two of you. I will split after endnumber of SN, 35+36 and 37+38 because the sticks are quite even. 120 Euros+shipping is OK as well, I simply split price /2 - OCF I had was not handpicked sample, but still was able to run all of my decent samsungs above 2800 42/43 4/4 on first rtl/iols, so you are most likely right

The TridentX are on hold, they can run 4 at my current system, 3 was never possible for me on any kit with cpu and mems on air, not sure I ever saw this at runs 2800 and above

#1 sold and paid

Hi, up for sale are a couple of DDR3-mem kits 1. 4x4GB G.Skill TridentX DDR3-2666 C10-12-12-31 1,65v Quad kit, follow up serialnumbers which indicate ICs used are Samsung D HYK0. The kit is in excellent technical and optical condition, tested on z77 and z97 and works flawless. I tested them fast for 2800C9-12-12-18 extreme tight at 42/43 rtls on Impact and both pairs I took worked, did not test more because I have not much time at the moment and they won´t beat my current kit at voltage. In box with fan 2. 2x2GB g.Gskill RipjawX DDR3-2133 C7-10-7-27 1,65v PSC. bought without picture or further information and received these this week, black Brainpower PCB which does not match my needs, all my current kits are different, so I tested specs which worked and sell. Bulk 3. 6x2GB OCZ Platinum DDR3-2000 C8-9-8 Two triple kits, very good condition, bought for curiousity reasons. PSC or BDBG based, all sticks do 2400 7-11-7-27 memtest stable at 1,75-1,8v on Z77, specs work around 1,55V and less, no further tests. One kit with original packaging, 8layer superteam PCB [B]4. 4x2GB GSkill Ripjaws GBRM DDR3-1600 7-8-7-24 1,60v[/b] Two 2x2GB kits, 10061040 SN on both kits, they use 8layer ST PCB and XDX-PSC. Very strong kits at voltage, at 2400 z77 tests one did 7-11-7-28 1,65v, second one needed 1,58v for 7-11-9-28 SPi32M and memtest, one stick has a trp weakness. On Z97, kit one dod 2600 8-12-8-28 all tight TWCL6 at around 1,8v, not minimized, and 2670 8-13-8-28 all tight ~1,85v, trcd on Asus is at limit, 8-12-8-28 boots but often fails 32M. Second kit does 2670 8-13-10-28 twcl6 all tight at 1,80v and below, TRP9 might work but one stick is clearly handbrake on this. Good kits for air benching, but I would rather see them as a very good option on cold because there you can level trcd weakness and kits that run 2670 twcl6 tertiaries 4-5-4 at this voltage are hard to find, they should do a good job for several purposes. In quad Blister 5. 2x4GB Kingston Predator T2 DDR3-2400 C11-13-13-30 1,65v MFR, used for a couple of tests including easy 3000C11, in tray with invoice from german online shop Prices: 1. 240 Euros+shipping sold at split sale 2. sold 3. 45 Euros+shipping per 3x2GB one kit sold 4. na 5. sold Items are located at germany, shipping will be 15-8 Euros in eu with deutsche Post. Payment with paypal or western union Disclaimer: private sale, no returns and no warranty provided by me.

Morning Up for sale are two ddr2 highend kits 1. 2x2GB G.Skill PI DDR2-1200C5-5-5-15 2,1v The kit works flawless, I was able to run 1200c5 below 1,8v SuperPi and Memtest stable. In original tray 2. 2x1Gb Mushkin XP DDR2-1066C5-5-4-12 2,25-2,35v Good condition, Micron D9G, 1200 c5-5-5-12 2,1v worked easily memtest and spi 32M. Bulk Prices 1. 50 Euros+shipping sold 2. 25 Euros+shipping Items are located at germany, shipping will be 5-8 Euros in eu with deutsche Post. Payment with paypal or western union Disclaimer: private sale, no returns and no warranty provided by me.

Strong cpu and good run

What an evil plan - I approve ths

Great run, I wonder what you could have done with some non-retail mems at 3k or 3200 c10/11

I´m sure he forgot to disable points like he did on the on the other 5960 records he did (Spi1m and 32m, cpuz and so on)