Will take a look at your settings again here in a bit, have you tried at 2600? Might be you have a 3770K that can't carry 2666, I've run into a few that couldn't even carry 2600
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I have seen in other forums as people with this same kit to come until 2800 with i5 and i7 processors, I can not simply accept that my processor is not able to handle even the 2600. That does not say in the specifications of G.Skill website. I look for before purchasing the compatibility and all I say is that it supports the Asus Maximus V Extreme,
ASUS
Z77/Z75
V MAXIMUS EXTREME
MAXIMUS FORMULA V
MAXIMUS V GENE
P8Z77-V DELUXE
P8Z77-V PRO
Also said to be supported by Intel's i7 processors:
Intel XMP Support
All G.SKILL DDR3 memory eats With The latest Intel XMP standard developed for Intel platform. It provides PC enthusiasts an Entirely trouble free overclocking experience to boost Their 4th Gen Intel ® Core ™ processors w / Intel 8 series systems for extreme levels of performance, while retaining system stability.
I only want is what I said at the beginning of this forum, to install my memory with what the label says cash: CL11-13-13-35 at 2666.
Please proceed to escalate my problem.
I appreciate all the help I can get. I look forward to comments.
Thank you
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Might try a hard reset by clearing the CMOS, ensure sticks are firmly installed in slots 1-3 (from CPU, the black ones) then simply enable XMP and try, maybe there's a setting somewhere that is stuck from earlier....the reset should clear all to original base settings....if no joy let me know and I'll drop a note to the GSkill folks to take a look
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If what G.SKILL TECH wrote does not help, you might want to try an earlier BIOS version. I am using TridentX @ M5E myself and had good experiences overclocking memory with 1309 and 1408 (but 0021/0022 and 0704 are best).Team HardwareLUXX | Show off your G.SKILL products!
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I think I know the answer, but I prefer a second opinion.
I I have 2 Dimms Samsung (2x8Ghz) 1333 with 10-10-12-26 1T timing of 1.65V, which I can work smoothly at 2400. And also I have 2 Dimms G.Skill (2x4Ghz) 1600 2N timing of 11-13-13-35 1.65V, which apparently I can not make go beyond 2400.
Without taking into account the ability to logically Samsung is better. Which one has better performance as the timming? The Samsung or G.Skill?
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With what you say on the 1333 Samsungs, you have a truly outstanding set of sticks if they'll go 2400 at CL10 and especially with 1T, most 1333 sets i've taken to 2400 took at least of CL of 12 and those were native 1333/CL7 sticks.
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Can your CPU do XMP #1 or #2 stable with both modules at 4.4, 4.5 and 4.6Ghz?
It should be walk in the park to get to 2666 with M5E and TridentX already specced for that speed =)
Edit: If POST @ 2666 fails, what error code do you get?Team HardwareLUXX | Show off your G.SKILL products!
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