Gigabyte Z97X-SOC Force-PSC

[aerotracks]

I've had these MFR sticks for a while, never got around to fooling with them.

First result 1.76V, will try to tighten up a little.

 

[Guest Bullant]

Looks good man,new ic is always fun working out sub timings and freq for best eff

[aerotracks]

Looks good man,new ic is always fun working out sub timings and freq for best eff

 

Thanks man, it's good fun. I have another Hynix kit here I'll be testing soon.

 

Kicked it up to 5G, not quite breaking the 6min barrier.

 

Edited May 26, 2016 by aerotracks

[xxbassplayerxx]

Were there every any DS MFR sticks? Seems that would have been the best of both words.

[TaPaKaH]

Dual-sided MFR had a hard time going over 1333/1400MHz.

[xxbassplayerxx]

Bummer. Any chance that was just Z97 having a hard time with 8GB sticks?

[TaPaKaH]

No way to know, since there are no other 8GB sticks that can even get close to 1400.

[sabishiihito]

I remember pushing some DS MFR to 2933 long time ago but it was only bench stable and the timings weren't the best.

 

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[aerotracks]

I can only speak for the DS DDR4 MFR I tested, they were just plain awful.

 

Finishing up on testing these, C10 with lower 3rds is not the way to go, also 25C water = no 5G cache

 

[Guest k.pisti]

Sure, 2x8GB kits are most often MFR double sided, but very hard on IMC. Best specs I've heard of was 2933C12 TridentX 2x8GB.

[sabishiihito]

Sure, 2x8GB kits are most often MFR double sided, but very hard on IMC. Best specs I've heard of was 2933C12 TridentX 2x8GB.

 

There was supposed to be a 2x8GB 3000C12 kit but I guess it never saw the light of day.

 

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?280776-Gskill-TridentX-F3-2800C11Q-16GTXD&p=5189700&viewfull=1#post5189700

Edited May 27, 2016 by sabishiihito

[aerotracks]

All those kits that never made it to market.

 

I swapped kits, CFR time looks much more like it

 

Edited May 29, 2016 by aerotracks

[aerotracks]

Anyone seeing weird stuff going on with 2600/2666 mem speed on X04/X08 BIOS and Win10 Creator's Update?

 

Everything is fine with 2400, but 2600 and 2666 get me blue screen (System Service Exception, KMODE not handled, Memory Management...) at logon screen in Win10.

I cleared CMOS, reflashed both BIOS chips with X04 resp. X08, swapped CPUs and mems... same thing. Then I tried Win7 and voila everything works.

 

 

Seems I've already had 4670k before on the board with win10 some time ago, 3000 worked back then:

aerotracks`s XTU score: 1170 marks with a Core i5 4670K

 

I don't have my MFR at hand so I'm not able to countercheck 3000.

Edited May 30, 2017 by aerotracks

[Noxinite]

I'm currently getting stuck at '8' on bios 1 and '20' on bios 2 on the Z97X Soc Force LN2. Anyone ever had this issue?

[ozzie]

just a thought, have you tried 1 stick at a time, see if theres any conflict, if 1 will do the speed and the other doesnt want to but will go at a lower speed, but not the same speed together, if so maybe you found a problem with a ram stick, you know what youre doing, just a suggestion noxi

[Noxinite]

Tried single and dual channel in different dimms and with different IC sticks. I get same result with no ram installed as well.

 

Next thing to test is Patriot ram to see if it actually has a thicker PCB.

 

http://forum.hwbot.org/showpost.php?p=422822&postcount=352

[Leeghoofd]

vaseline on the board ?

[Noxinite]

vaseline on the board ?

 

It used to, but I cleaned it.

[Leeghoofd]

You sure all vaseline is revomed ?

 

Only thing I can think off is to clean the socket and dimm slots with some contact cleaner.

[GtiJason]

It used to, but I cleaned it.

 

You think the PCH is dead ? I might be able to help you out with a good new Z97 board (Impact VII, minty OCF + SOCFlin), especially if I jump on X299. I'll have no time for ddr3

Edited August 1, 2017 by GtiJason

[Bullant]

Some PSC  I bough little while ago, never tried these before...they seem to max out at 1.89v that's not the best sign for cold. I might test them cold on another platform

Just a stabilty test no waza and had most things open while running

GSkill Pi 2400Mhz 9-11-9 kit

 

Edited November 1, 2018 by Bullant

[suzuki]

Good imc on that Pentium. Did you had any time to bench on 1366 ?

Also,do you keep your ss with no mounting kit on the board ?

[Bullant]

Hey , 

i just hold the ss on the CPU unto the ss gets cold and then once frozen the paste will hold the ss to the CPU ahah 

 

I ran a quick 1366 with my x5650 and psc air 40.9xx     6-9-6 2000 think it was, little more fine tune psc may do 39s air.Would need cold on the psc to go lower.....I'll post the screen up later 

trying to get some more hypers as I only have two 

Edited November 1, 2018 by Bullant

[suzuki]

25 minutes ago, Bullant said:

Hey , 

i just hold the ss on the CPU unto the ss gets cold and then once frozen the paste will hold the ss to the CPU ahah 

 

 

Lol

[websmile]

What SN are the 2400C9, Bull? I really like these kits, I sold most of my psc including some 2400c8, 2400c9 and all 2000c6 over time plus all BBSE, but the 2400c9 always were most fascinating for me.