2666c8 tight a no go on air, what happened to 3000c5 ?

At least he can run 1300+ dual channel with his G3258. Best mine can do is 1250C8 dual channel.

I couldn't get it to pass 2666c8 unfortunately. Thees sticks wont even get to the second loop with more than 1.92v, but I think thats common for PSC + air.

You ran an exact same setup as I did. Wasn't it on purpose?

You ran an exact same setup as I did. Wasn't it on purpose?

 

Bought these sticks as new old stock on Fleabay never got around to using them, so i gave them to mllrkllr88 as a gift cause he's a good guy !

You're nice too then, if you just gave them to him like that.

I couldn't get it to pass 2666c8 unfortunately. Thees sticks wont even get to the second loop with more than 1.92v, but I think thats common for PSC + air.

 

Just get one of those tiny disposable tin bread pan, shape it to wrap memory heatspreader while in slots, line with aluminum foil just in case and fill with dice. Pump that vdimm to 2.15-2.2v and 2666c7 should be possible. I have one or two left just in case but -60ish and 2.15v shouldn't be a problem

You're nice too then, if you just gave them to him like that.

 

Well a guy named Allen gave me a set of 2200c8 8155 pcb PSCx ic mems and a couple tubes of TGrizz just because, made me happy and probably made him happy also and I believe helping others is the best way to grow this hobby

If you show you're sub-timings with ASRock Timing Configurator, we could help more if you want?

@Kics its weird that we ran exactly the same setup...even down to the timings. I certainly didn't mean to do that I just picked the PSC template loaded on my OCF.

 

I will take you up on the offer to help...

Since then I found out my 3258 can handle PSC at 2666. Maybe yours is IMC limited.

We both have shitty AF eff tbh. XP is (would be) the way to go.

 

Noxonite: my result is right after his and I ran 2600C8 very tight seconds and thirds. I think he ran those mems proper tight too.