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Wow for $160 thats a steal, I payed almost $260 for my 2x8GB kit in dual-rank.

EDIT: And thanks to [USER=1555]@ceski[/USER] and his amazing "DDR4 overclocking cheatsheet" spredsheet. I was able to tighten my RAM's timings and increase the clock speed of the RAM and increase my performance almost close to my CORSAIR Vengeance LPX 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-4000 kit... note that this RAM is dual-rank (dual sided) so Single-Rank may overclock higher. But this RAM is what is known as "industrial downbin" RAM which isn't meant for overclocking, and it's no Samsung B-die, but it's SAMSUNG E-die.

Here's my AIDA64 benchmartks:
Corsiar LPX 4000MHz
(19-23-23-45 CR2)
Read: 49644 MB/s
Write: 56790 MB/s
Copy: 46705 MB/s
Latency: 43.3 ns

(STOCK) Innodisk VLP DDR4 2666MHz 1.2v
(19-19-19-43 CR2)
Read: 38152 MB/s
Write: 41103 MB/s
Copy: 36841 MB/s
Latency: 57.2 ns

(OC) Innodisk VLP DDR4 3333MHz 1.392v
(14-18-18-36 394T CR2)
Read: 48632 MB/s
Write: 51818 MB/s
Copy: 46846 MB/s
Latency: 44.0 ns

my performance is almost identical except for the Write. I tried higher mem clocks and timing but this is the tightest timings, highest clock and lowest stable voltage for me to be Karhu Memtest 3200% stable.
And this is not bad considering my VLP DDR2 kit is downbin E-die.

<blockquote data-quote="CubanLegend" data-source="post: 130335" data-attributes="member: 1082">Wow for $160 thats a steal, I payed almost $260 for my 2x8GB kit in dual-rank.EDIT: And thanks to [USER=1555]@ceski[/USER] and <a href="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1KXXe3Tcdnld8QStMfM5JzHNYX7wrW0s6WHa9Of0muZ4/edit?usp=sharing">his amazing &quot;DDR4 overclocking cheatsheet&quot; spredsheet</a>. I was able to tighten my RAM's timings and increase the clock speed of the RAM and increase my performance almost close to my <a href="https://pcpartpicker.com/list/#view_custom_part">CORSAIR Vengeance LPX 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-4000</a> kit... note that this RAM is dual-rank (dual sided) so Single-Rank may overclock higher. But this RAM is what is known as &quot;industrial downbin&quot; RAM which isn't meant for overclocking, and it's no Samsung B-die, but it's SAMSUNG E-die.Here's my AIDA64 benchmartks:Corsiar LPX 4000MHz(19-23-23-45 CR2)Read: 49644 MB/sWrite: 56790 MB/sCopy: 46705 MB/sLatency: 43.3 ns(STOCK) Innodisk VLP DDR4 2666MHz 1.2v(19-19-19-43 CR2)Read: 38152 MB/sWrite: 41103 MB/sCopy: 36841 MB/sLatency: 57.2 ns(OC) Innodisk VLP DDR4 3333MHz 1.392v(14-18-18-36 394T CR2)Read: 48632 MB/sWrite: 51818 MB/sCopy: 46846 MB/sLatency: 44.0 nsmy performance is almost identical except for the Write. I tried higher mem clocks and timing but this is the tightest timings, highest clock and lowest stable voltage for me to be Karhu Memtest 3200% stable. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite92" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />And this is not bad considering my VLP DDR2 kit is downbin E-die.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CubanLegend, post: 130335, member: 1082"] Wow for $160 thats a steal, I payed almost $260 for my 2x8GB kit in dual-rank. EDIT: And thanks to [USER=1555]@ceski[/USER] and [URL='https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1KXXe3Tcdnld8QStMfM5JzHNYX7wrW0s6WHa9Of0muZ4/edit?usp=sharing']his amazing "DDR4 overclocking cheatsheet" spredsheet[/URL]. I was able to tighten my RAM's timings and increase the clock speed of the RAM and increase my performance almost close to my [URL='https://pcpartpicker.com/list/#view_custom_part']CORSAIR Vengeance LPX 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-4000[/URL] kit... note that this RAM is dual-rank (dual sided) so Single-Rank may overclock higher. But this RAM is what is known as "industrial downbin" RAM which isn't meant for overclocking, and it's no Samsung B-die, but it's SAMSUNG E-die. Here's my AIDA64 benchmartks: Corsiar LPX 4000MHz (19-23-23-45 CR2) Read: 49644 MB/s Write: 56790 MB/s Copy: 46705 MB/s Latency: 43.3 ns (STOCK) Innodisk VLP DDR4 2666MHz 1.2v (19-19-19-43 CR2) Read: 38152 MB/s Write: 41103 MB/s Copy: 36841 MB/s Latency: 57.2 ns (OC) Innodisk VLP DDR4 3333MHz 1.392v (14-18-18-36 394T CR2) Read: 48632 MB/s Write: 51818 MB/s Copy: 46846 MB/s Latency: 44.0 ns my performance is almost identical except for the Write. I tried higher mem clocks and timing but this is the tightest timings, highest clock and lowest stable voltage for me to be Karhu Memtest 3200% stable. :) And this is not bad considering my VLP DDR2 kit is downbin E-die. [/QUOTE]

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