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Where to find manufacturer timing table? G.skill F3-2133C10D-16GXM

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Hello,

 

I would like to find again timing table website or pdf for G.skill F3-2133C10-8GXM. My motherboard should support XMP but ranges go over capabilities of my motherboard so spend 3 hours searching internet for complete timing but now I cannot find it anymore.

 

My only clue for that website or pdf is this picture which I took with my phone to apply settings in bios with trial and error:

 

g.skill_F3-2133C10-8GXM_memory_timing_table.jpg

 

The problematic part was tRFC, my bios has limit for it 255 (8 bit integer).

You don't want to set 260 any way... that's extremely high for 2133! Try 160 as a good starting point. You should be able to lower from there as well. Often times memory manufacturers set extremely loose subtimings to minimize the incompatibilities with motherboards and uninformed users.

Edited by xxbassplayerxx

You could use AIDA64, in the program you can find detailed system information. Under mainboard you can see a few subcategories. Detailed dram info is read from the Jedec chip, containing jedec profiles as well as the xmp profiles.

 

I made a little guide a while ago howto pull a detailed list from your syatem with aida. The result is an xml file (can be viewed in every browser).

 

I have enclosed the guide (attached pdf)

 

Other tool that gives nice dram info= Rammon

 

http://www.passmark.com/ftp/rammon_x64.exe

 

Hope you find what you need

I would just download freeware version of Thaiphoon Burner,

http://www.softnology.biz/files.html

and after spending a few minutes browsing specs head over to HWBot marketplace and get yourself some ddr3 that's double sided such as 2 x 4gb kit of Samsung ic mems (2400c9 2600c10 or 2666c10) or some 2 x 2gb psc based mems (2000c6, 2200c7, 2300c8, 2400c8/9)

 

EDIT: Pretty sure those are hynix cfr so tight timings won't be easy/possible. Check out Woomack's review though, it may help

 

http://www.overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php/734805-G-Skill-RipjawsX-2x4GB-DDR3-2133-F3-2133C10D-8GXM

Edited by GtiJason

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