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leeghoofd 29th June 2009 21:35

Kingston HyperX PC16000C8 6Gb kit
 







Massman 29th June 2009 21:43

Provided by Alternate.be !!!

leeghoofd 29th June 2009 22:02

Yep a big thanks to Vincent and Michael form Alternate for providing the samples, you beat me too it this time Massman :p

Burning them in at 1.6Vdimm 1600mhz C7-7-7-24 1T



Cranking up the speed : 1800mhz C7-7-7-24 1T at 1.61Vdimm


Jaco 30th June 2009 19:29

What's that last XMP profile :huh: ?
1750Mhz ? DDR3 3500

leeghoofd 30th June 2009 19:36

yeah a bit over the top :p

Massman 30th June 2009 19:52

That's probably 875MHZ :p

Massman 7th July 2009 16:58

Maybe good to notify our readers: this kit has to be returned for RMA due to a manufacturing error, it seems. Even below rated frequencies and much below 1.65v, one of the dimms has died.

leeghoofd 7th July 2009 17:02

Well if you look at the Hyper graveyard thread on Xs, it seems there are big losses with these's IC's. And it's with all manufacturers; OCZ, Corsair, Kingston,... so must be IC related. Weird thing is that mostly only one dimm dies, mostly the one in the first bank when being used on an I7 slot.

There's a rumour Kingston won't get any of these IC's till 1st of august, so RMA would be quite hard (stock permitting)

Corsair tech on the matter :

Corsair Dominator GT Elpida Hyper Announcement

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We have seen a number of reports across various forums about failures of modules (from Corsair as well as from other memory manufacturers) built with Elpida “Hyper” RAMs. Through lab testing, we have now been able to reproduce similar failures. We are continuing to test to determine the cause of these failures. Note that although a relatively small percentage of “Hyper” ICs appear to be affected, the rate of failure is not acceptable to Corsair or to our customers.
Due to these failures, we will no longer sell Hyper-based modules until the issue can be resolved. We have also have asked our retailers to return any modules they currently have on their shelves. Products impacted include TW3X4G1600C6GTF, TR3X6G1866C7GTF, TR3X6G2000C8GTF, TR3X3G2000C7GTF, and TR3X6G2000C7GTF. We are working on enhancing our manufacturing and testing process to be able to offer these parts again as soon as possible.

We continue to stand behind these modules 100% with our standard warranty


Gonna mail OCZ about what they are planning to do


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