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G.Skill Ripjaws 1866MHz... big disappointment - maybe I need some hint ??


emcze

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Hi,

 

I want the best parts for my Nebula Red and I bought 4 x 8GB G.Skill Ripjaws 1866 CL11

 

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I had first 2 x 8 GB Hynix and 2 x  4 GB Samsung 1600 CL11

 

Before replace old one I done test:

 

 

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and second with new DDR

 

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WTF 🤔

 

G.Skill from official partner and I can sent it back but why it is so slow compared to normal Hynix / Samsung ??

 

 

 

 

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Strange... one hour after start new DDR are better

 

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will be observe

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Alienware M17X R4 - i7-3740QM - Quadro P4000

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Last thing. 

 

I checked this Hynix / Samsunf few times on my M18X r2, always was high score. 

 

I put the same set to M17X R4 and result is about 1300 MS/s... strange. 

Alienware M18X R2 - i7-3940XM@4.5Ghz - Quadro RTX 3000

Alienware M17X R4 - i7-3740QM - Quadro P4000

Alienware M17X R4 - i7-3610QM - Quadro P4000

Alienware 13 R3 - i7-7700HQ - GTX 1050Ti

 

 

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Load up hwinfo to confirm the settings the kit is running at as something odd is going on. If you bought from a Chinese seller it could be running at 1600 CL11 or something like that as they've been changing the stickers on these kits to sell at a higher price for a good while now.

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21 hours ago, nforce4max said:

If you bought from a Chinese seller

 

Hi, 

 

No, I bought it in one of the biggest european media market

 

21 hours ago, nforce4max said:

Load up hwinfo to confirm

 

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Alienware M18X R2 - i7-3940XM@4.5Ghz - Quadro RTX 3000

Alienware M17X R4 - i7-3740QM - Quadro P4000

Alienware M17X R4 - i7-3610QM - Quadro P4000

Alienware 13 R3 - i7-7700HQ - GTX 1050Ti

 

 

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I have the same ram, and got Hwinfo 8.10.5520 and my readings are identical to yours, and I got mine from NewEgg, so I know its the real deal.  Literally identical to your screen, except mine is in English, but all the datapoints/readings are identical.

 

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On 9/4/2024 at 3:05 AM, jonv8944s said:

my readings are identical to yours, and I got mine from NewEgg, so I know its the real deal

 

and how is your speed resoult ?? 

 

I use :

 

https://vovsoft.com/download/ram-benchmark/

 

 

Alienware M18X R2 - i7-3940XM@4.5Ghz - Quadro RTX 3000

Alienware M17X R4 - i7-3740QM - Quadro P4000

Alienware M17X R4 - i7-3610QM - Quadro P4000

Alienware 13 R3 - i7-7700HQ - GTX 1050Ti

 

 

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1 hour ago, emcze said:

 

and how is your speed resoult ?? 

 

I use :

 

https://vovsoft.com/download/ram-benchmark/

 

 

Hi, I tested my memory at both 1600 MHz and 2133. Here are the results at 1600 (the first was saddled by simply launching the program and starting the benchmark, the second by running the program as administrator and the third had already installed 10 gigs)

 

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Alienware M18x R2: i7-3920XM @4.7 GHz / 24GB DDR3-2133@CL11 / GTX 1070 Oc`d

upgraded from: Quadro P4000 Oc`d, Tesla M6 Oc`d

Alienware M18x R2: i7-3720QM / 16GB DDR3L-1600 /  Firepro M6100

Clevo P751TM: i7-8086K / 16GB DDR4-2400 / GTX 1080

 

In past lives:

Alienware 17 R1: i7-4710MQ /  16GB DDR3L-1600 /  Quadro M3000M

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here is the result with 2133 (run as administrator)

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Alienware M18x R2: i7-3920XM @4.7 GHz / 24GB DDR3-2133@CL11 / GTX 1070 Oc`d

upgraded from: Quadro P4000 Oc`d, Tesla M6 Oc`d

Alienware M18x R2: i7-3720QM / 16GB DDR3L-1600 /  Firepro M6100

Clevo P751TM: i7-8086K / 16GB DDR4-2400 / GTX 1080

 

In past lives:

Alienware 17 R1: i7-4710MQ /  16GB DDR3L-1600 /  Quadro M3000M

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It seems to me that this program does not measure megabits per second, but megabytes per second - that’s the whole point, why the numbers are small, but I don’t understand why the increase is almost not noticeable between 1600 and 2133. Here are the results with Aida64. There is a huge difference here

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Alienware M18x R2: i7-3920XM @4.7 GHz / 24GB DDR3-2133@CL11 / GTX 1070 Oc`d

upgraded from: Quadro P4000 Oc`d, Tesla M6 Oc`d

Alienware M18x R2: i7-3720QM / 16GB DDR3L-1600 /  Firepro M6100

Clevo P751TM: i7-8086K / 16GB DDR4-2400 / GTX 1080

 

In past lives:

Alienware 17 R1: i7-4710MQ /  16GB DDR3L-1600 /  Quadro M3000M

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