1GB Stick of Ram died

[SerpentRoyal]

Originally posted by: myocardia

Originally posted by: SerpentRoyal

Originally posted by: Yoxxy
Where is the bluff, you made a bet with someone over the internet you knew wouldn't take.

It is your system that is supposedly stable at those speeds.

You have said it any most posts that your cpu is stable at 3.52 ghz and ram runs 600 mhz. I don't really understand why he would have to give you $100 to prove the stability of your system. Oh wait that is right, you knew he would never give you the money and your system isn't stable. I get it now. Let's divert the post to something else.

Pay me $1,000 and I will show you orthos shots of my QX9650 @ 4.0 ghz. w0w0w0w0w OT!

Someone claimed that I could not run my Kingston N5 DDR2 800 north of 600MHz (RAM speed). If this person wants more proof than my 30 seconds of effort, then fork over $100, I'll crank up my memory divider and run the RAMs north of 600MHz for 2 hours (Orthos whatever mode).

I don't care what you can do with your CPU. Have better things to do with my $.

You should brush up on your reading comprehension skills. That "someone" asked, in a completely different thread, if you had a screenshot of your value RAM running @ 602 Mhz/1204 DDR, which you still haven't provided.

edit: Good point, Yoxxy, anyone could provide a screenshot of their PC4200 running @ 1200 DDR, and without the SPD tab in the screenshot, they could be running this DDR2-1200.

And Elvis is still alive!

Fork over $100 if you want to satisfy your curiousity. $ talks, BS walks.

 

[myocardia]

Originally posted by: SerpentRoyal
Fork over $100 if you want to satisfy your curiousity. $ talks, BS walks.

Which is exactly why I asked you to provide a screenshot of your value RAM running anything at all that's RAM-intensive for longer than 35 seconds, which is very different from posting, at 602 Mhz/1204 DDR, which still hasn't happened. BTW, my new Crucial will do 650 Mhz/1300 DDR2 @ only 1.8v, and is 5,000 hours Orthos large FFT stable at that.

 

[SerpentRoyal]

You want 2 hours @ 602MHz RAM speed? Then fork over the $. Why should anyone work for FREE? Super Pi 32M is a very RAM intensive program. 14 min 1 sec @ 600MHz.

Why are we changing the focus of discussion to your RAM? And why should I care about what you can run with your RAM?

 

[The-Noid]

14 minutes and 1 second isn't happening with a 2 meg cache cpu. As much as you would like it to. Let's see some screenshots.

 

[SerpentRoyal]

E4300...14m 1s @ 3.600GHz; 14m 31s @ 3.492GHz. Who is your DADDY?

Oh, let me guess. Doctored JPEG. Blah blah blah.

This one is free. Next one is gonna cost you $ for an education.

http://www.xtremesystems.org/f...ad.php?t=158650&page=4

 

[myocardia]

Originally posted by: SerpentRoyal
http://www.xtremesystems.org/f...ad.php?t=158650&page=4

What country do you live in, man? Of the few people who own your RAM, they all seem to live either in Asia or Russia. Although, admittedly, I'm no language expert, I'm only able to recognize English, French and Spanish. And the Kingston website doesn't even acknowledge that KTC1G-UDIMM exists. Although, everyone on those links who've said they have KTC1G-UDIMM say it's Kingston, so obviously it must be.

 

[imported_cambit69]

This thread makes me wonder how many people who regularly visit anandtech forums are either employees or affiliated with companies in the industry. I find it funny that they try to push their companies shit to the normal folks who just come here to get decent advice and help. What I find amusing too is when two companies from the same industry troll in on a help thread and tries to defame each other; in this case Kingston and Corsair.

 

[Fayd]

i highly doubt kingston is trying to defame corsair, or the other way around.

i think serpentroyal is just an ass, and deserves a short to medium length vacation.

I'm glad people who represent companies, like yellowbeard/corsair, are reachable through some avenues other than technical support on their own website. and are available to answer community questions and concerns. (antecCSR used to be here...what happened to him?)