G.Skill Ripjaw 2000 CL9 4GB kits For P55

[larlar1983]

Latly I just noticed the price of the ripjaw 2000 CL9 4GB kits is amazing, only £67.95 on ariapc. Has anyone tried it yet? Their Trident 2000 CL9 6GB kits seem to have nice reviews on some forums. Dont know if their ripjaw kits rock also.

 

[Nelly]

From what I have read in various forums these contain Elpida BBSE ics.

People have managed to get them to 2000mhz @ 8-8-8-27 not sure how stable that is in terms or prime95 etc, but their good sticks all the same.

I would post some links but havent got enough posts to be able to do that yet.

 

[Bungral]

I've been tempted to buy some of these for my X48 board. Would be tempted to put more voltage through them then though.

 

[larlar1983]

The chis doesn't look like need high voltage, but I'm curious about how it erform on X48 board. I just ordered the 2000 CL9 4GB kits for my P7P55D. I would post my result after few test. Have you tried it on your x48 board??

 

[Bungral]

I haven't bought them yet but am still definitely thinking about the ones you just bought (2000Mhz).

I would really appreciate it if you let me know how they get on anyway even though you are using a P55.

 

[larlar1983]

Sorry for my late reply. The kits are cool. I'm currently running at 1600 CL6-6-6-18 with 1.63 Vdimm, 1.2V IMC. I haven't try high frequency overclocking yet. I dont know how it would perform on X48, but I would recommand this kits if you don't have any other preference. The pity thing is that these kits are kind of shortage at this moment.

 

[Bungral]

I nearly bought them but went with the Geil 2133MHz kit that's also designed for P55.

They aint a perfect match for X48 as they wont run at the full 2133MHz but I've got it running rock solid stable at 1780MHz 7-8-7-25.

 

[tinytomlogan]

I think thats the motherboard rather than the ram tho Bungral.

 

[Bungral]

I think thats the motherboard rather than the ram tho Bungral.

Yeah I'd definitely agree the bloody picky ****er...

Reason I'm fairly sure is that when clocked lower, it still hits lower than XMP spec timings which would imply the chips are still good.