Here is short OC report about G.Skill CL7 2200MHz kit.

Part number and specs are: G.Skill F3-17600CL7D-4GBPIS (DDR3 2200 7-10-10-10-28 1.65V)

 

I used cheap ASUS P7P55D Pro motherboard for a reason and my i7 870 is the worst of it's kind. On this board, absolutely max bclk is 213MHz

 

This issue was limiting my tests quite badly, when I tried to find the maximum stable clockspeeds.

 

These following results should be easily repeatable in any setup, cause my system parts are so crappy.

 

Setup:

 

2x2GB G.Skill F3-17600CL7D-4GBPIS (DDR3 2200 7-10-10-10-28 1.65V)

ASUS P7P55D Pro

Intel Core i7 870

Thermaltake 1200W TP

ATI Radeon 4890

Noctua NH12 cooler

Win vista 32-bit

 

Few Pictures:

 

Results:

 

6-9-6 @ 1000MHz ( 1.65V / 1.4Vtt)

6-9-6 @ 1045MHz (1.7V /1.4Vtt)

 

7-10-7 @ 1100MHz (1.65V / 1.4Vtt)

7-10-8 @ 1150MHz (1.7V / 1.4Vtt)

 

8-11-10 @ 1250MHz (1.74V / 1.4375V)

 

After this CL 8 run my BCLK was getting too unstable. This CPU just can't do more on this board :

 

Will need to try later on some more suitable mobo + CPU combo.

 

 

Very easy memory kit from G.Skill :up:

Special thanks to Frank!

Do you know if there will be a triple channel version.?

This kit is awesome, 1000Mhz cl6 and 1150 cl7, thanks for sharing mate

Dualist- Maybe something similar will be released for X58. Triple channel clocking should be all the same as these.

 

71proste- Yes it is, enjoy!

u could install 2 kits of them

4 modules are also possible in tripple channel