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Looking for Elpida Hypers

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A few weeks ago I have (re)started playing with AM3 and AM3+.

As a result (and please take it as a warning) I've killed or damaged my entire stock of 4 sticks of Elpida Hyper having never exceeded 1.7 Vmem.

Therefore, I am looking for replacement Hypers to resume on 775, 1156 and 1366.

My standards are high as my platforms can easily run 1050+ with 6-7-5.

Ideally, I'm looking for some Corsair 2000C7 or GTX2 since I've been using these for years without any compatibility or reliability issues.

If you have these and would rather have a pair for sentimental or collector purposes, I can also offer two damaged sticks of GTX2 and two damaged sticks of Corsair 2000C7 in exchange.

Edited by TaPaKaH

How damage are they ? 

In fact,how you managed to kill all of them ,what went wrong?

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Both GTX2 sticks show code '55' when plugged into an M7I. This did not happen when I did a "seasonal" health check some weeks ago.

One of 2000C7 sticks was known to have memtest errors ever since I bought it, but it never caused issues under benching. Now I can't even enter OS at JEDEC without explorer or svchost crashing.

In the last month I spent a lot of time shuffling sticks since Hyper compatibility on AMD is poor, at best. Load-wise haven't done anything remotely dangerious: just binning / efficiency comparison tests at 800-833 6-6-6 with 1.7V. Of course, I ran 2V+ for extended periods of time before which might have causes some non-immediate damage that got exposed and worsened by running on AMD.

1.7 vddr is lethal on amd only or intel as well?

 

Edit: refreshed and saw Sam's answer, I think it satifies me :)

Edited by phobosq

Not sure if they'll meet your needs but have some Kingston blues. Will PM you info in a bit.

you probably have mnh-e which are much weaker / can die prematurely compared to mgh-e  ......?

my gtx2 take 2,14-2,16v  1100c6 on p55 with stok air and they are not dead or damage yet ?

all my vers 2.1 about 25 stik have all been over 1.9v and they are still happy ?

 

have you try to flash your stiks,if one of yours still are good.I know one who did it and they vent back to life 

are there any other reports of this issue? Haven't seen anyone else report hyper dying on am3(+). Good luck finding new kits!

That could be a dram vrm bug of a partucular board to kill it - not a platform issue. I had s478 board recently with pll mod that was accidentally killing cpus although pll voltage was in line with no-mod boards.

Probably a bad board, especially if no high voltages used. Can't be 100% sure, but my Hypers are still ok after benching on AM3 numerous times.

I'm the one who "resurrected" one of my GTX2 sticks 2 or 3 times, but as far as I understood his problem is a little different.

As for the SPD flashing, I've found a second board that boots with one good and one dead stick - Crosshair V Formula.

The good stick doesn't really need to be Hyper-based, a random one works too, as long as you have the needed SPD file saved on the drive.

Edited by I.nfraR.ed

17 minutes ago, I.nfraR.ed said:

Probably a bad board, especially if no high voltages used. Can't be 100% sure, but my Hypers are still ok after benching on AM3 numerous times.

I'm the one who "resurrected" one of my GTX2 sticks 2 or 3 times, but as far as I understood his problem is a little different.

As for the SPD flashing, I've found a second board that boots with one good and one dead stick - Crosshair V Formula.

The good stick doesn't really need to be Hyper-based, a random one works too, as long as you have the needed SPD file saved on the drive.

what software did you use for flashing the stick ?

2 minutes ago, GtiJason said:

Yep, as Michael said spd tool is easy. I use rweverything more nowadays, or just get yourself an EP KING and have a cheap hardware solution

https://bit.ly/2ESt5ct

https://bit.ly/2TnLdDW

Wow, thats a nice solution ! Which version of the two do you prefer ?

Hi
I have this kit for sale, but if you are interested please leave me the time to test (and I only intel (m4e + 2600k))

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