MaJ0r Posted August 12, 2012 Posted August 12, 2012 Hi to all This thread about top overclocking kit of RAM produced Teamgroup Company. Its called Team Xtreem LV 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 PC3-22400C11 2800MHz Dual Channel Kit This memory kit designed to work for Intel CPU Ivy Bridge and chipset Z77. Specifications: -memory frequency 2800МHz -primary timings 11-14-14-31 -worcking voltage 1,65В -memory bandwidth 22400МB/s -support Intel XMP1.3, compatible with series Intel 7 chipsets and higher -lifetime warranty Team Xtreem LV 2800MHz used Samsung HCH9 chips, full marking SEC 137 HCH9 K4B2G0846D. These chips are 8 layer PCB, and dual-sided that very important for good overclocking results in 2D tests. Kit use standart TeamGroup package Chips wear in good recognizable radiators radiators with a comb-shaped X and company logo To test memory test stand was assembled the following configuration: ASUS Maximus V Gene BIOS 0075 Intel Core i7 3770K 3.5GHz Team Xtreem LV PC3 22400 DDR3 LV 2800 ASUS 7300 LE WD Velociraptor 1500HLFS Antec TPQ-1200W OC The CPU used by self assembly of liquid cooling system, KPT-8 thermal paste, memory cooling fan 92mm. Testing programms: ОS Windows XP SP3 CPU-Z 1.61 SuperPi 1.5XS AIDA 64 ASUS AI SUITE SuperPi 32m test was used as a measure of stability as the most complex and demanding to the frequency and timings of RAM. The first step was checked by the stated frequency of 2800 MHz, but because the site is overclocking, then once complicate the problem by lowering the timings to 10-12-12-30: This is high frequency for lower timings and air cooling Step ahead At a frequency of 2933 MHz with 11-14-14-30 timings and 1.7V voltage I was able to load the operating system and go through a short and Pi Cache & Memory Benchmark of AIDA 64. After raising the base rate, I have submitted an impressive air to 3000MHz Maximum result(suicide screenshot) 1515(3030)MHz Also check was made on the so-called downcloking, memory frequency low voltage: 2600МHz(10-12-12-25) 1,6V 2400МHz(10-12-12-25) 1,5V Excellent results at such low voltages. Frequency 2400MHz already be achieved not only on sets with chipset Intel Z77 but with the top at the moment, X79 chipset. Voltage 1.5V in the age of green technologies will reduce the heating of the memory module and save some electricity. In addition, cheaper memory, with a face value of such 2400MGts timings and frequency at 1.5V is not subject to generally require a higher voltage. There is still expected to test using liquid nitrogen, which is sure Team Group memory manifest itself even better and will help dostingnut greater heights. This same set can be recommended for "advanced" overclockers. [+]: -hand-picked chips -the highest-rated frequency -Intel XMP 1.3 -overclocking potencial -lifetime warranty [-]: -high price -requires a processor with an excellent memory controller Many thanks: - Team Group for Team Xtreem LV PC3 22400 DDR3 LV 2800 kit - ООО ПФ Сервис for CPU Intel Core i7 3770K 1 Quote
Crew Leeghoofd Posted August 12, 2012 Crew Posted August 12, 2012 Cool report, nice final frequency ! Quote
michaelrw Posted August 12, 2012 Posted August 12, 2012 i have always kept an eye on the Team Group dram kits.. wish these extreme kits were more available in the US.. cant find that kit for sale anywhere Quote
Crew Vivi Posted August 12, 2012 Crew Posted August 12, 2012 Michael i ordered my Team 2600 cl10 from memoryc.com. It arrived in 3 days (ireland to south africa) So thats fast! And they rock, 1370+ cl 9-12-12-24 Quote
michaelrw Posted August 12, 2012 Posted August 12, 2012 yeah i can order the 2600 kit from Newegg.com but the faster kits arent anywhere to be found but that 2600 kit you got, it sounds like it flies! Quote
MaJ0r Posted August 13, 2012 Author Posted August 13, 2012 Michael i ordered my Team 2600 cl10 from memoryc.com. It arrived in 3 days (ireland to south africa) So thats fast! And they rock, 1370+ cl 9-12-12-24 Wow, you're lucky as always :nana: Quote
Massman Posted August 13, 2012 Posted August 13, 2012 How far can you push those memories 9-12-12 with tight subs, MaJ0r? Imho, for competitive non-PSC/BBSE that's what you need. Quote
jjjc Posted August 13, 2012 Posted August 13, 2012 I don't have the same kit and don't want to hijack Maj0r's review in any way, but here's about the highest I can push my Team Xtreem 2400C9 kit with C9 and tight subs. Still a bit slower than PSC/BBSE on air but they do pretty well imo. My best and favourite air kit. Maybe even more in it, that run was just to keep cpu at 4ghz. Quote
MaJ0r Posted August 13, 2012 Author Posted August 13, 2012 How far can you push those memories 9-12-12 with tight subs, MaJ0r? Imho, for competitive non-PSC/BBSE that's what you need. will try it Quote
kds7456 Posted August 17, 2012 Posted August 17, 2012 good job! and good kit. expecting your new try ))) Quote
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