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I just received my replacement modules... and I'm wondering, could my luck be THAT bad? Or is it something else?
I RMAed the initial kit because it wouldn't do DDR2-900 as it should. I payed for DD2-900, so I shouldn't settle for anything else.
So, no, they wont even work... DDR2-900 will get over 10k errors in memtest in less than two minutes. It's safe to say that, yet again, I got a defective product...
It costs me around $20 to RMA every time, and almost a full month to receive the replacement. It's not even funny anymore... I'm getting the feeling that that I will have a $50 paper weight. Two actually. Unless I can get a solution that will work for me, I have nothing else to do but to thank G.Skill for trying to keep decent products in the market.... but failing.
Any ideas? Is there perhaps incompatibility issues with the P5Q-E? It's unlikely, since I got a friend that has the same board and the DDR2-800 version of it... and he's running it at 1000MHz with ease...
I just received my replacement modules... and I'm wondering, could my luck be THAT bad? Or is it something else?
I RMAed the initial kit because it wouldn't do DDR2-900 as it should. I payed for DD2-900, so I shouldn't settle for anything else.
So, no, they wont even work... DDR2-900 will get over 10k errors in memtest in less than two minutes. It's safe to say that, yet again, I got a defective product...
It costs me around $20 to RMA every time, and almost a full month to receive the replacement. It's not even funny anymore... I'm getting the feeling that that I will have a $50 paper weight. Two actually. Unless I can get a solution that will work for me, I have nothing else to do but to thank G.Skill for trying to keep decent products in the market.... but failing.
Any ideas? Is there perhaps incompatibility issues with the P5Q-E? It's unlikely, since I got a friend that has the same board and the DDR2-800 version of it... and he's running it at 1000MHz with ease...
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