Posted April 14, 201213 yr G.SKILL Trident X Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 2600 (PC3 20800) Desktop Memory Model F3-2600C10D-8GTXD Price: 199.99 $ G.SKILL Trident X Series 16GB (4 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 2400 (PC3 19200) Desktop Memory Model F3-2400C10Q-16GTX Price: 269.99 $ Features: Voltage: 1.65v Timing: 10-12-12-31 No ECC Unbuffered Designed for 3rd Generation Intel Core Processors and Z77 platform Intel XMP 1.3 ready Removable top fin of the heat spreader XMP Ready for 3rd Generation Intel Core Processors Source: Ocaholic forums EDIT: For the upcoming Intel Z77 platform and processors, memory manufacturers will have to update their portfolio in order to provide certified memory that match Intel new specs and performance. Here are the new high end modules from G.SKill - the Trident X - that come with a completely new design and very high frequencies. Indeed the lowest frequency for this new series is no less than 2400 MHz! G.Skill Trident X - Z77 Line Up Edited April 15, 201213 yr by Christian Ney
April 15, 201213 yr Removable top fin of the heat spreader catering to the extreme market a bit more I assume. but yes the amount of lines they have is getting a bit out hand now.
April 15, 201213 yr Hey Dinos Do you have a full Spi32M review lined up for the Ivy launch? With all these kits and slack timings, we need a comparison of MHz, timings and IC density
April 15, 201213 yr I dont have time mate, im sure there'll be plenty of guys that would do that but it will be interesting to see how long it takes ppl to find the sweet spots density wont do a great deal unless you are trying out 1GB sticks or something.
April 15, 201213 yr Hope average Ivy retail's imc can scale to 2800+...then ram pot usage with binned old psc/bbse will soar Edited April 15, 201213 yr by dumo
April 15, 201213 yr Hope average Ivy retail's imc can scale to 2800+...then ram pot usage with binned old psc/bbse will soar you're on the right track these air cooled gskill kits are actually really good every day benching sticks. Effortless clocking to big clocks and reasonable timings that are pretty decent if you dont want to freeze dimm slots be very careful with your DIMM slot insulation, too much grease and you will lose clocks, too little and you will lose slots we need a proper RAM subzero pot (one that does NOT require taking off heat-spreaders and one that actually has some sort of cooling ability on sides of heat-spreaders rather than the top) who'll figure it out first Edited April 15, 201213 yr by dinos22
April 15, 201213 yr you're on the right track 2800+ on air at least:) Time to dust up those old 2GB rams or start scouring ebay for old 2200 pi or trident. lol Edited April 15, 201213 yr by dumo
April 15, 201213 yr Submerge the entire system in sub-zero mineral oil and cool the CPU with a pot.... Around -40°C on the motherboard/ram and -190°C on the CPU.
April 15, 201213 yr Author For the upcoming Intel Z77 platform and processors, memory manufacturers will have to update their portfolio in order to provide certified memory that match Intel new specs and performance. Here are the new high end modules from G.SKill - the Trident X - that come with a completely new design and very high frequencies. Indeed the lowest frequency for this new series is no less than 2400 MHz! G.Skill Trident X - Z77 Line Up
April 15, 201213 yr Quad-channel DDR3-2800 ? ... I'd want to see a s2011 platform capable of that for 24/7 operation If we're talking about benching, a lot depends on whether 1400/11-13-13 is faster than, say 1200/7-11-7 or not. If higher memfreq is the way to go, then we'll have to buy these gay Samsung kits and/or have to find ways for BBSE/PSC/Hypers to get there. If not, 1200-1300MHz will be your typical benching range, in which case I'd want to see 7-11-7 (PSC) being put up against 8-8-7 (Hypers)
April 15, 201213 yr Author lol, too many people came and the server crashed, restarting now, sorry for downtime
April 15, 201213 yr oh great, another G.Skill lineup When i saw you commented on this i knew it wasn't a "hooray" comment:p It's an existing series at least:D
April 15, 201213 yr Quad-channel DDR3-2800 ? ... I'd want to see a s2011 platform capable of that for 24/7 operation If we're talking about benching, a lot depends on whether 1400/11-13-13 is faster than, say 1200/7-11-7 or not. If higher memfreq is the way to go, then we'll have to buy these gay Samsung kits and/or have to find ways for BBSE/PSC/Hypers to get there. If not, 1200-1300MHz will be your typical benching range, in which case I'd want to see 7-11-7 (PSC) being put up against 8-8-7 (Hypers) You sure it's for sandy bridge e ? Memories are ready but intel is to late lol
April 15, 201213 yr Crew Forget Hypers, hypers days are over, they don't have enough frequency to touch PSC unfortunately
April 15, 201213 yr I still have 7 hyper sticks but they are all gay on ivy, good psc ftw 2600+ cl6 under cold.
April 15, 201213 yr I still have 7 hyper sticks but they are all gay on ivy, good psc ftw 2600+ cl6 under cold. 4 sticks? vdimm? temps?
April 15, 201213 yr 4 sticks? vdimm? temps? You don't need 4sticks for ivy benching not like sb, 2are enough, 1.85 -80 6-11-6
April 15, 201213 yr are Hypers a 'dud' even for the lowclock challenges where high CPU clocks won't cripple the memclocks? You sure it's for sandy bridge e ?...it says Quad Channel
April 15, 201213 yr Author yeah it says Quad Channel, but under NB/Chipset it says only Z77, X79 is not written. So... Maybe now Quad Channel = 4x modules ?
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