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OGS`s Memory Frequency score
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2863 MHz with DDR4 SDRAM at 2863MHz
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- ROG Maximus XI Apex
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- Verification URL, image, checksum
- http://valid.x86.fr/cc42lc
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CPU details
- Model: Intel Core i7 8086K 'Coffee Lake-S'
- Cooling: Liquid Nitrogen
- Cores: 1,635MHz(-59.13%)
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Memory details
- Product: Ballistix Elite
- Cooling: Liquid Nitrogen
- Type: 8192MB DDR4 SDRAM
- Speed: @ 2,863MHz
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- Speed: MHz / MHz (Stock)
Mainboard details
- Manufacturer: ASUS
- Model: ROG Maximus XI Apex
- Chipset: Z390
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Power details
- Manufacturer: Antec
- Series: High Current Pro
- Power: 1,300 Watt
Recent Comments
Benching Ballistix Elite 3600MT/s on ASUS Maximus XI Apex. Micron E-Die OP!
Wow - great result and nice IMC :p - good job :o
Dear Lord, is that the Micron E-Die? That's CRAZY Fast, Mad Respect man!
Wow, good spot - the spd tab reports it as micron!
EDIT: As does the comment on the score, I'm blind lol
Good score
oh my god
Tako je brate moj!
Crazy clock, Respect man.
Nice chip!
ummmmm wow
As does the fact he's put a picture of the Ballistix in the submission
Ballistix Elite use - or rather used to use, it seems - samsung b-die at least for high bins.
oh really? Seems a bit odd for micron to use a competitors IC instead of their own.
thanks guys! Used to is correct yeap :D
Yeah I was pretty annoyed a while back when I wanted to try out whatever micron's best 4Gbit IC was in a 2x4 kit and ended up with samsung e-die, lol. There are other examples but I fear we'd stray from the topic ?
Wow, congratulations! Would have expected Samsung B-Dies as well, but just got the press release after I saw this as forum topic. According to it the used Micron E-Dies offer better temperature/voltage scaling with less hassle than other ICs ("plug & play experience" to quote OGS).
Yes - no cb/cbb and they scale with voltage big time! No need to heat them up to pass post/get into windows either.
Do they need maxmem like Sammy b-die?
ah - also no maxmem is needed.
At least on tight timings and high voltage it wasn't needed.
What is this sorcery? :D Congratulations on the massive score!
And on 8th gen! Wonder how this will go on
Edit: How does it do with timings once cold?
SPEEEEED
congrats ogs, micron e-die, interesting ?
how it performs on aggressive benchmarking?
Crushed the record!!
what is considered tight timings on these bad boys?
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@Splave I have seen at least one person on FB do 4133 13-18-18 at 1.915v air. I would guess that up to 4200 cl12 is possible on air with big volts and a fan, and 4200 cl11 or faster/tighter should be possible with ln2'd mems.
I'm curious if Micron F-Die (4gb) shares the same properties. If so, then OC-ram will be much cheaper.
Huge!
Let me check the tightest screenshots on air I got.
Wanna try them on cold and see if they can get tighter.
Will they blend for 32m is the real question :)
Maybe not for 32M, but X265 might be a winner with these ICs
Hellas!
These are some results from last week's tests (no fan on mems + aio on cpu).
OGS changing the OC landscape !
Looking forward to cold benchable settings
Memory on fullpot hasn't been around for a couple years!
Is it really fullpot? ?
I was going off that message, sounds like they work well, looking forward to see more of these
Monsterous. About time we had another IC.
Awesome ICs and briliant work! ;)
6G soon
Insanity!
very nice mate, , , ballistix ram, .... when you get a good set in any platform are hard to top...superb !!! ?
Nice one!, I was wondering how 8GB modules OC as I got the 4x16GB kit on the same Micron IC and it can easily pass 4000 17-17-17 at stock air and 1.35V. For sure strong IMC. My best chip hits a wall at ~5300.
Do you know which specific IC code is on these chips? Looks from the micron FBGA and Component Marking Decoder like 8Gbit Micron Revision E DDR4 has a couple of different ones, not counting other widths than x8;
I'm guessing D9WFL? It'd be good to have something to call them other than "E-die", I've already seen some folks get confused and think it's the return of 4Gbit Samsung.
Since I checked but don't remember; I will check again once home.
Thanks, I'd forgotten that there are special bins and part #s for crucial. Not sure those even have a direct equivalent in the D9xxx series, D9WFL's equivalent is C9BJC.
Those are 512Mx16 layout (4 chips per rank), AFAIK they're not used in high-performance modules because of less bank groups hurting performance or something. I've made a thread in memory heaven as I think there's a lot of information to go through.
I never thought, I will be finding Microns on DDR4 :)...Awesome result!
That is one tall, empty, ugly-ass PCB! ? But at least it doesn't have RGB
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