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Samsung, i think. Not sure. There's only a few ICs right now that can do those speeds, so basically everyone is using the same stuff. I don't think it's really important right now what ICs 8 GB sticks use because of that. I'll pop my G.Skill set into the freezer and pull the heatspeader when frozen, and post some pics, might help ya figure out what Corsair is using.

you couldn't pull the heatspreaer anyway..I mean you could, but you'd kill the sticks doing it.:laugh:
 
AthlonX2 said:
I hit a bclk wall late last night testing those sticks. still trying to see what i can do to get past it but i did manage 2240Mhz on the corsairs

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2313195
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Not bad. Seems like the same IC as my G.Skills then. some sticks will hit 2400 MHz, but I heard that such sticks are very rare. you might wanna try clocking the sticks individually. 32 GB right noqw is far from commonplace, so I do not think they actually expect to sell too many of these kits ATM, but considering that the clock good, and need less VCCSA, I cannot see why anyone would want BFR's for 24/7 now...I'm running 2133 9-11-11-28 @ 0.86 V @ VCCSA, and all my Hynix needs 1.025 or so.
 
my uncle gived me this bad girl awhile ago and srsly i didn't knew it was so quiet evening running at 60% fan speed in my case opened when i tested it with OCCT GPU test :twitch:

it says less than my GTX 570 with 2fans from Gelid on their Icy Vision cooler.

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(Sry if u think Picture Quality is low (LQ) i took them with my LG Optimus 2x (Cyanogenmod9 SelfKANG3)

so i think i will save it for my collection for now, it's no the version with small memory on :rolleyes:

if u wanna see the info from GPU-Z while running OCCT click here: EVGA.GeForce.8800GTS.640mb.jpg

it was just a quick test in my SB system bcs i couldn't remember how much memory it had :roll:
 
Maybe some OCZ Gold DDR2-800 4x2Gb? Great memory I might add and it was a kit of 4 sticks when I bought it for 83 USD 4 years ago.
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Do you still have those dimms Aquinus would you sell them
 
Athlonite said:
Do you still have those dimms Aquinus would you sell them
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I do, but they're still with my Phenom II 940 and Asus M4N92-E. I'm debating what I'm going to do with it. Unfortunately if I do sell it, I already have a co-worker who expressed interest in it as a whole.
 
Animalpak said:
Nice old OCZ RAM they was very popular
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Yup, now I'm running 16Gb of G.Skill Ripjawz DDR3-2133 9-11-10-28 T1 and it's running at 2333mhz @ 10-11-10-28 T1 in quad channel.
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Or better yet, everything I used to "upgrade" my rig from my Phenom II.
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i think i know that board Dj-EletriC ^^;

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:roll:

What numbers did you guys get? I got #004. Gonna go perfect with my gold Swifttech block.;)
 
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Any more close-up and would have got it on my lents...

DAT AIRFLOW!
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Happy April Fools
 
Aquinus said:
Yup, now I'm running 16Gb of G.Skill Ripjawz DDR3-2133 9-11-10-28 T1 and it's running at 2333mhz @ 10-11-10-28 T1 in quad channel.
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=46411&stc=1&d=1333203100

Or better yet, everything I used to "upgrade" my rig from my Phenom II.
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Nice, you got the CNPS 9900 Max as well, ironically, my post after yours (unintentional) is the base of my newly purchased CNPS Max red LED :)
 
Ok, so to compensate for that shocking image, here's a new one.
Because of my lack of skill (and a better camera) I don't know how to take really close-up shots so...this will have to do.
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t_ski said:
Been looking at those. How's the performance? I currently have an E2000.
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Lan is fast 120 MB/s which I transfered a 10Gb file is 82 Seconds. Im still testing the wireless but you can separate the 2.4 and 5 Ghz bands for faster speeds on the 5Ghz

And buy the way I bought it refurbished $90 Here

Reviews: Here

I almost bought this one. It has good reviews for speed ASUS RT-N56U
 
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Jetster said:
Lan is fast 120 MB/s which I transfered a 10Gb file is 82 Seconds. Im still testing the wireless but you can separate the 2.4 and 5 Ghz bands for faster speeds on the 5Ghz

And buy the way I bought it refurbished $90 http://homestore.cisco.com/en-us/Ro...-router_stcVVproductId133604734VVviewprod.htm

Reviews: http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/wire...e-wireless-n-router-reviewed?showall=&start=1
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I bought my brand new. I needed a 5-ghz router because there is a *ton* of 2.4ghz traffic in my area and it doesn't take make to keep the Xbox or TV from playing a video over the 2.4ghz wireless.
 
Aquinus said:
I bought my brand new. I needed a 5-ghz router because there is a *ton* of 2.4ghz traffic in my area and it doesn't take make to keep the Xbox or TV from playing a video over the 2.4ghz wireless.
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I was surprised how small it is
 
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