Hello everyone !
First of all - I`m from Russia, and my English is not so good, as I wish, so don`t be cruel to a grammar of my post
Several weeks ago I bought ASRock Fatal1ty P67 Professional MoBo and 2 kits of Ripjaws X F3-12800CL6D-4GBXH memory (8Gb Total)
The choice of these DIMMs was based on low timings as a default, and an opportunity to overcloking. And they are compatible with each other, right?
BUT ...
1. No OC at all - Intel i5 2500K@3,3MHz. All 4 DIMMs were installed. Timings 9-9-9-28-2N@12800 @1,5V. System (Win7 x64) is loading and working without any problem.
2. OC CPU 4400MHz@1,28V. Memory - the same. No problem with loading OS and tests.
3. CPU 4400. Trying to enable XMP@1,5V (to get timings 6-8-6-24@12800, as on the label). System is rebooting or hanging even in POST.
4. Trying to raise voltage (up to 1,62V on several steps). No success.
5. Trying to raise timings. The stable system is only at 8-9-8-24-1N@12800.
6. Trying to find "defective" DIMM. Installing 2 pcs in different pairs (6 variants total). LOOK !!!! Every pair with enabled XMP Profile working fine !!!
7. OK ! Russains are not surrending )))) Try to re-install all 4 DIMMs.
result - as 3,4 and 5 above ((((
Final, I let timings as in 5, and trying to sell this DIMMs for changing to 2x4Gb kit ((((
I`m little angry for paying 200$ (in Russia) and not pleased for them
Looking in Internet, find about 100 questions about the same problem on ALL major brand of MB (ASUS, ASRock, MSI, Gigabyte) and no way to solve it
Am I right, that to get the labeled timings for G.Skill memory is avaliable ONLY with 2 DIMMs not 4 ????? If its true, why there is no warnings about ?????
And do you have the way, beside changing DIMMs for bigger size, or some kind of patch to solve it?
First of all - I`m from Russia, and my English is not so good, as I wish, so don`t be cruel to a grammar of my post
Several weeks ago I bought ASRock Fatal1ty P67 Professional MoBo and 2 kits of Ripjaws X F3-12800CL6D-4GBXH memory (8Gb Total)
The choice of these DIMMs was based on low timings as a default, and an opportunity to overcloking. And they are compatible with each other, right?
BUT ...
1. No OC at all - Intel i5 2500K@3,3MHz. All 4 DIMMs were installed. Timings 9-9-9-28-2N@12800 @1,5V. System (Win7 x64) is loading and working without any problem.
2. OC CPU 4400MHz@1,28V. Memory - the same. No problem with loading OS and tests.
3. CPU 4400. Trying to enable XMP@1,5V (to get timings 6-8-6-24@12800, as on the label). System is rebooting or hanging even in POST.
4. Trying to raise voltage (up to 1,62V on several steps). No success.
5. Trying to raise timings. The stable system is only at 8-9-8-24-1N@12800.
6. Trying to find "defective" DIMM. Installing 2 pcs in different pairs (6 variants total). LOOK !!!! Every pair with enabled XMP Profile working fine !!!
7. OK ! Russains are not surrending )))) Try to re-install all 4 DIMMs.
result - as 3,4 and 5 above ((((
Final, I let timings as in 5, and trying to sell this DIMMs for changing to 2x4Gb kit ((((
I`m little angry for paying 200$ (in Russia) and not pleased for them
Looking in Internet, find about 100 questions about the same problem on ALL major brand of MB (ASUS, ASRock, MSI, Gigabyte) and no way to solve it
Am I right, that to get the labeled timings for G.Skill memory is avaliable ONLY with 2 DIMMs not 4 ????? If its true, why there is no warnings about ?????
And do you have the way, beside changing DIMMs for bigger size, or some kind of patch to solve it?
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