GtiJason Posted June 2, 2016 Posted June 2, 2016 And report back! Uh yeah I wont be doing that, I do have a solder station for smd chips and not trying that either. Adata can take there Bunny$h!t back ! Quote
Noxinite Posted June 17, 2016 Posted June 17, 2016 (edited) I feel this thread needs a bump, I got 2 kits of those 1600C7 GSkill Ripjaws the other day and made nice progress over my OCZ sticks. 2 sticks can run 2666 with RCD12, but all of them need ~0.05v extra to go from RP9 to RP8. All air and all sticks have STSG38U816 V1.0 PCB, which is the same as my OCZ so hopefully they'll scale well with cold. >>2666C8 at 1.88v: >>2736C8 at 1.94v: >>4-dimm 2666C8 at 1.90v (increase in 0.06v over two sticks at these settings): Edited June 17, 2016 by Noxinite 1 Quote
Guest Bullant Posted June 19, 2016 Posted June 19, 2016 Found couple pics from my first board,memory and memory pot used,memory was Patriot 2000 9-9-9 PSC and used Rubber bands to hold memory pot down.Use to run full pot and after about 1 hour or so was getting to -100 lol was good learning Quote
Guest Bullant Posted July 6, 2016 Posted July 6, 2016 Ran couple 4-5Ghz runs on Z97 with my Pentium and memory ive only tested couple times on cold,OS was set up for skylake but still seem ok I guess Quote
Noxinite Posted July 6, 2016 Posted July 6, 2016 Nice! I have a phase now, so I can finally test 5GHz on my G3258. So hopefully I'l get some air 2736C8 or 2870C9 runs in. 1 Quote
Guest Bullant Posted July 6, 2016 Posted July 6, 2016 Nice! I have a phase now, so I can finally test 5GHz on my G3258. So hopefully I'l get some air 2736C8 or 2870C9 runs in. Great mate,single stage is so useful Quote
Noxinite Posted July 10, 2016 Posted July 10, 2016 Here we go, best run so far @5GHz. IMC couldn't do 2876MHz on air, but can on phase. I've been having trouble with clocking the G3258, so probably can get more cache and lower volts for core. Finally a full sub-6mins 5GHz run for me! Quote
Guest k.pisti Posted July 11, 2016 Posted July 11, 2016 Here we go, best run so far @5GHz. IMC couldn't do 2876MHz on air, but can on phase. I've been having trouble with clocking the G3258, so probably can get more cache and lower volts for core. Finally a full sub-6mins 5GHz run for me! Really good Nox! Is this a 2600C10 TridentX kit you got from Digg? Quote
Noxinite Posted July 11, 2016 Posted July 11, 2016 Really good Nox!Is this a 2600C10 TridentX kit you got from Digg? No, I got it from Doug and it used to be one of Xtreme_Addicts kits. Quote
Noxinite Posted September 1, 2016 Posted September 1, 2016 (edited) First time with LN2 on CPU and also first time with LN2 on mems. I was running my potato i5 with Ripjaws 1600C7 (XED IC and ST PCB). Non-EK SF3D pot on CPU and Kingpin Dominator pot and heatsinks on mems (still only elastic bands for mounting!). Managed to get the 2600C6 profile working with 4/4/35/36 @2.15v (non-minimised) for 32M with wazza. Original run was at -90C on CPU and -140C on mems. Tried to up it to 2666C6 with looser RTLs of 36/37 as 35/36 wouldn't train, but it failed 3 times at loop 18 when trying different temps. (Tried -80C to -110C on CPU and -120C to -140C on mems). More volts didn't help and often caused it to fail booting. I was going to go back and run on a clean OS + try and tighten timings, but I'd wasted too much time trying to clock my potato i5 so the board gave out after 5 hours due to condensation. In conclusion LN2 is fun on CPU, but cold mems is much more fun due to the additional difficulty (and lower 32M times)! Next time I think I'll try to get some proper mounting hardware (or a new ram pot) and run CPU on phase so I don't waste time/Ln2 on it. Also, I need to try my better mems with KO-8117 pcb on cold at some point. Edited September 1, 2016 by Noxinite 1 Quote
Guest Bullant Posted September 2, 2016 Posted September 2, 2016 Nice work man,cold mem is additive Quote
TheGamingBarrel Posted September 3, 2016 Posted September 3, 2016 Time to hijack the thread with an ASUS Board! First ever 8-12-8 2600 kit 1 Quote
Guest k.pisti Posted October 18, 2016 Posted October 18, 2016 Hey guys! After a lot of struggling I finally got to know my 4770K well, this was my first 2700C8 result: Since then I found that the cpu runs 2666MHz tight at least with SA 20mV under stock (0.76Vish). Will retest tonight with XP and with the lowered SA. Quote
Guest k.pisti Posted October 22, 2016 Posted October 22, 2016 This is about the lowest I can go with SA before failing to even post (when it posts, it passes lol): Quote
mllrkllr88 Posted November 8, 2016 Posted November 8, 2016 (edited) I have never posted in here before but its looking lonely so I will jump in. This was with dice and the EK mem pot...needs more cold I think. Anyone in here done comparisons with dice vs LN2? It seems that the kit should do much better with LN2 but I don't really know the practical gain I would get over dice. Edited November 8, 2016 by mllrkllr88 Quote
Guest Bullant Posted November 9, 2016 Posted November 9, 2016 Nice job man,yes PSC love cold,colder the better... Colder = more mem freq and tighter timings.So Cl,trcd,trp,tras, trfc (few subs) will go lower and of course higher freq could be achievable.When running up to -100 is really good to deal with when learning,once you go lot colder up to -170 or what ever things need to be insulated and set up good as board will start to freeze up more,hey it's how we learn every session is something new.Just remember to "not" pull frozen dims from board otherwise can damage mem slot pins Looking good Quote
Guest k.pisti Posted January 8, 2017 Posted January 8, 2017 (edited) Hey all! Bought some other PSC kits a couple weeks ago, this 2400C9 PI turned out to be my best kit ever, so far. Also working on my eff and trying to reach higher clock on my i7 under a very weak phase, here is my best score: Edited January 8, 2017 by k.pisti typos Quote
Guest k.pisti Posted February 8, 2017 Posted February 8, 2017 Farewell 32M to my G.Skill Flare What happened to them mate? Quote
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