G.SKILL ECO Series 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory

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Good so far, I have them operating at 6-8-6-20-24-1T and up to 1680 MHz at 1.6325 V I don't know what their temperature is, they really should build in a sensor, that widespread motherboards can read. I haven't experimented with the timings much at all, so I bet I could get far more out of them.I ought to get RAM coolers to be safer at individuals volts even though.

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Low voltage and low latency. I have these in an EVGA P55 LE, and they're at the moment purring along with 6-6-6-15 @ 1333 Ƒ.35v). Quite snappy program, and I'm rather pleased with them. Also incredibly awesome running. The BIOS setting for the constructed in XMP and/or advanced memory profiles do not seem to perform with this certain motherboard (no post, and requires CMOS clear to proceed). No massive deal, as I don't seem to have any concerns with manual timings. I'm very impressed with them, wonderful speed at lowered voltage, excellent stuff.

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wonderful memory for the most aspect. though clocking it is a bit wierd but it seems to function great.at present i have 12gb of this Ɠ kits) on an Asus Rampage III Extreme. clocked at DDR3 1834 @ 6-eight-6-24 and DRAM voltage at 1.6v, although i do look to have an situation. challenge - can't look to get cas delay lower than 8 no matter what clocking i attempt. even even though this IS a my only challenge it still doesn't allow me to Seriously get as tight as timings as i'd like but ohwell. i've increased my QPI upto a max of 1.6v (though i can go greater, i just haven't attempted). if you're searching to OC these, get greater heat sinks. no offense to G.ability what so ever result in these do rock BUT the heat spreaders they come with are kinda dinky for OC'ing and the thermal pads utilized barely have any make contact with to the mem chips. i replaced the stock heat spreaders with XIGMATEK N002's and that helped ALOT. if you're seeking to OC these, make confident to do this bring about they run pretty hot... even with the N002's i put on with the clock/timings i'm utilizing i'd say they're proper around 45-50*c (between warm and hot to the back of the hand).Method Specs:CPU- i7 930 OC'd to 4ghzMB- ASUS R3EGraphics- ASUS HD5970Mem- 12gb DDR 1600 CL7 G.Skill(OC'd to 1834 CL6 ʁ.6v DRAM and 1.5v QPI)HD- Vraptors in Raid0PSU- ABS 1,100watt 80plus GOLD Majestry Producer Response:.Dear CustomerThank you for your G.Skill buy and critique. With this particular kit, the variety of chips utilized do not enable for a low tRCD. Glad to hear you are able to overclock it fairly nicely. Concerning heat, the memory will be hot if you have these 1.35V sticks operating at 1.60V, so any memory cooling fan will certainly be beneficial. If you have any future queries or problems, please feel totally free to make contact with us directly.Thank youGSKILL HelpTop quality and consumer service are our best priorities.Tech Help E-mail: ustech@gskillusa.comRMA Dept Email: rma@gskillusa.comG.Ability Forum: http://www.gskill.us/forum/

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Unknown. TBD. Dead on Arrival. Manufacturer Response:.Dear BuyerWe apologize for the inconvenience. All of our memory packages are backed by a lifetime guarantee for these sorts of scenarios. If for whatever explanation your memory is dead on arrival or becomes defective after a couple days, weeks, or years of use, we will exchange it with a new replacement devoid of question. If you have any further queries or difficulties with your G.Skill memory package, please really feel free to get in touch with us directly and we will be far more than glad to assist you.Thank youGSKILL SupportExcellent and client service are our best priorities.Tech Support E mail: ustech@gskillusa.comRMA Dept Email: rma@gskillusa.comG.Ability Forum: http://www.gskill.us/forum/

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Really great looking RAM.Installed with no troubles at all. Since it does not have a significant heatsink, it installed perfectly with an 890GX board and aftermarket heatsink and fan.The memory gives great performance at it's price point. It is 7-8-7-24 at only 1.35v.I ran 5 passes of Memtest on these two sticks and got errors every time. The RAM gets a five.9 on Windows Knowledge working with Default Timings of 9-9-9-24 and 1.5v.You can get 6. if you set the RAM to eight-eight-eight-24 and 1.4v. Do not be fooled by the packing, these RAM modules will perform on an AMD setup as nicely. Even though these work on an AMD setup, I had problems trying to get my 890GX board (see other thoughts) to accept the 7-8-7-24, 1.35v settings. I had to set to eight-eight-8-24, 1.4v. Apparently, this is a wide spread factor with AMD boards, or so I have read. My Existing Construct:Antec 300 IllusionASUS M4A89GTD PRO/USB3AMD Phenom II 1055T Hexa Core Processor (stock speeds)Zalman CNPS10X Performa Heatsink and Fan (single fan)GSkill Eco RAM 4GB ƒx2GB) DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) CL7Sony 7241S DVD+RWWestern Digital Black 640GB WD640AALS 32MB cacheOCZ FataL1ty 550W PSUMaking use of Integrated Graphics til XFX 5770 is ordered

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Operating Gigabyte980FXA-UD5 which clocked them at eight-8-eight-24 out of the box, but with the newer F4 BIOS I was able to bring them down to advertised timings without a problem. Now running 7-7-7-24 @ 1600. Haven't though about OC'ing these puppies but but will appear into it additional now that I am completed OC'ing my CPU. Can't see the sexiness below my heatsink :(

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High high quality specifications. 1600, cas of 7.8.7.24, only 1.35v though most other 1600 sets need 1.65v. Lots of other frequencies to run at if your MB can only reach 1600mhz on an overclock. Seeking through all the other brands you tend to see G.ability compete incredibly competitively with low latency low voltage modules . It makes me feel like i got a high top quality set for an OK value when i bought them about 7 months ago. These will be great for when i can push my over clock far more. The cost you pay now for these modules is just as considerably as two x4 gb modules cas 9 1333 rip jaw series. I will need more ram right here for video editing and photo perform but to fork out 90$ for 4gb of "high high quality memory" when you could purchase 8gb of mid rage or principal steam memory. Its challenging to justify continuing to obtain ECO series ram at 1600mhz. Next time i will most likely just stick with the less expensive mid range ram at 1333 1.5v 9.9.9 and get more for less. I tend to believe that gamer series ram or Eco ram is just advertising jazz mainly because in the end its just a memory stick cas 7 or 9 who cares. When Running the dual channel set in xmp mode on a Gigabyte X58-ud5a the mother board sets the QPI voltage to a thing like 1.44v(in the pink). With XMP off and manually changed to a QPI voltage of 1.28 anything works great but if i go lower then 1.28 blue screen or re start off loop. A thing to do with the 1600mhz frequency i suppose.Becoming kinda new to Computer constructing i discovered it strange that the DRAM voltage is often specified however there is no mention of QPI voltage specifications. The Gigabyte x5a ud5a actually light up like a x mas tree with its handy over voltage leds. a green one yellow one and a red one particular. Over all i believe that the motherboard cant read the XMP data correctly so it sets the qpi voltage way way to high, nevertheless simply because of the leds the board saved it self( and me). I suppose if i updated to a new bios that could be could remedy this im still running stock f1. Manufacturer Response:.Dear CustomerThank you for your G.Ability purchase and overview. By means of benchmarking, there is a significant difference in read/write/copy speeds. The deciding aspect is whether you require quick memory (gaming), or if you want slower memory that you can procedure more at once (editing, virtual machines). Nowadays, you can acquire each, as noticed with our high GB efficiency kits. Lastly, QPI Voltage differs from CPU to CPU. An i7 920 CPU will be different from one more i7 920 CPU. For DDR3-1600+, manually testing and finding the stable voltage for this value is needed (overclocking). This is exactly where most individuals may possibly have an situation with performance memory. If you have any uncertainty, please let us know as we are glad to assist and so you do not harm hardware.Thank youGSKILL SupportQuality and buyer service are our top priorities.Tech Assistance E mail: ustech@gskillusa.comRMA Dept E mail: rma@gskillusa.comG.Ability Forum: http://www.gskill.us/forum/

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Low voltage, Quick, run cool, worked out of the box. None

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I bought a second pair of these for my HTPC ƘG total). I have an AMD Athlon II X4 610e and mobo with an 890Fx chipset. My processor doesn't assistance 1600MHz so I had to back off to 1333 but got tighter timings 6-7-6-21-1. They run cool and don't consume a lot power. Had to manually enter the timings due to the fact the AMD motherboard didn't load the XMP table information. I wish the RAM would come with timing table data on paper. No manufacturer does this to my knowledge, but it sure would be great. I believe the only AMD chipsets capable of 1.35V RAM is the 890FX or later. So don't complain if you don't do your homework. Not confident if my math is suitable but these ought to save you 33% power compared to 1.65v RAM, Ƒ.35ήǗ.65ή) = .67. G Skill I know you watch the comments, is that right?

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Worked perfectly at 1333 with no tweaking appropriate out of the box, nonetheless haven't tried to run it at 1600, from what I recognize just turning on XMP will pump it up to advertised speeds, will update this when I've carried out so. Didn't come with a fan eight). Worth the funds, got 2 kits for a total of 8gigs and the technique accepted all four sticks with no hesitation.

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Theoretically, a great set of RAM. Fantastic speed with extremely tight timings at an incredibly low voltage. Really should overclock nicely Got a dud set. Wouldn't pass Memtest86+, even at 1066mhz 9-9-9-24 and 1.65v. Sent them back and got a pair of Mushkins as an alternative. Manufacturer Response:.Dear ConsumerWe are sorry to hear you were unable to use this memory. Depending on memory, only specific timings and voltages should be utilized. This is a DDR3-1600 CL7 1.35V kit, so of course DDR3-1066 9-9-9-24 1.65V will not work fine at all. The appropriate settings need to be utilized in order for the memory to be stable. If you would like assistance configuring this memory for your program, or will need support troubleshooting, please don't hesitate to contact our technical support department directly.Thank youGSKILL AssistanceGood quality and buyer service are our best priorities.Tech Support E mail: ustech@gskillusa.comRMA Dept E mail: rma@gskillusa.comG.Ability Forum: http://www.gskill.us/forum/

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Works as advertised, low voltage. A tiny on the pricey side.

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They genuinely can function at 1.35V. I haven't had a challenge with them however and no fan even hits them. They stay incredibly cool and I have yet to hit any dilemma with them. They can't run at 1.35V AND 1600Mhz at the exact same time. Not a huge deal since I truly can't see any distinction, but just noting. My Specs:Intel i5 750 2.66GhzEVGA P55 LE MotherboardG-Ability ECO Series 4GB ƒx2Gb) DDr3XFX ATi Radeon HD 5750

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I bought for DDR3 1600 but my AMD maxes out at 1333. But was in a position to tighten timings considerably due to the fact of my error. Got stable memory tests at 6-7-6-21-1. I'm pleased with that. 1.35V RAM saves a very good deal of energy. Ought to include timing specs on paper. Its a pain to read and decode SPD and XMP tables. Total and advertised performance timing specs seem to only be in XMP table. Probably why they are advertised for Intel. might acquire one more pair Manufacturer Response:.Dear ConsumerThank you for your G.Ability purchase and assessment. Glad to hear you were in a position to maximum efficiency on your AMD program. This memory is listed for Intel since not all AMD systems are capable of the specifications. Currently, only the 890 chipset supports 1.35V. Also, only hex Ɩ) core CPUs are fully capable of DDR3-1600 CL7. Most quad cores are unable to, so they must set to CL8 for DDR3-1600. We can only state what the memory is rated for. All other timings, frequencies, and possibilties are absolutely up the user. Every single set is slightly unique, so it is up to the user to determine what their set is capable of. This is the entertaining of overclocking. Thank youGSKILL SupportHigh quality and consumer service are our best priorities.Tech Support E mail: ustech@gskillusa.comRMA Dept E mail: rma@gskillusa.comG.Skill Forum: http://www.gskill.us/forum/

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Running with an E7500 OC to 3ghz. Running the memory at 1.3v with timings of 7-8-7-24 and 1130mhz. So underclocked memory really a bit. Nevertheless, I'll be running the memory on an i5-750 fairly soon exactly where I'll be pushing it up to about 1600mhz. It doesn't take out the trash or cook dinner. I haven't pushed the timings also challenging, the tRCD timing doesn't seem to like going below 8, at least not at 1.3 or 1.35v (fails to boot). I haven't tried higher voltages or tried pushing any of the other timing numbers lower. I suspect the other timings are a bit a lot more flexible than the the tRCD timing.Other thought is using a kill-a-watt running Everest memory benchmarks comparing 1.35v to 1.5v the program runs about 2watt much less ࿷w compared to 89w). At idle almost no distinction and the exact same 2w much less at 1.35v when undertaking futuremark demo. Not Earth shaking amounts of energy, but the technique is already low energy consumption 鲶w peak running furmark as the highest I have hit for continuous energy consumption). If the memory was running at 1600mhz rather of 1130mhz I'd almost certainly see a lot much more energy savings 1.35v vs 1.5v (higher the frequency the greater the power drain)

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Good bang for the buck, A true performer that overclocks genuine nice with lots of head space, low latency low voltage modules. Everest Cache & Memory Benchmark shows Read�MB/s, Write򗐙 MB/s, Copy 13112 MB/s, Latency៼.2ns. Have these operating at 1739MHz and 7-8-7-24-1T @ 1.450v with no a hitch, nice and cool, and feels incredibly speedy. I can't wait to see how they do following lowering the timings, or superior yet following the holidays and the 1090T gets ordered. Extremely simple to setup and the guys at G.Skill Tech are basically the finest! They certainly have the highest standard for client service and tech support is by far the finest. All other Computer component producers should follow their example!!! I wonder if Asus will take note and read this. It takes more than a quality product to be a leader, and G.Ability has this nicely under manage. Just give there tech department a call (not an e-mail) like so a lot of other locations request, and discover out for your self how knowledgeable and willingly they share information NONE System specs,ASUS Crosshair IV Formula NB 2870 HT 2087AMD Phenom II x2 555 B/E 4043MHz @ 1.476v 鵄x15.five)Stable wቴ hrs Prime95 cpu idle 30c max 38c, mobo idle 26c max 28c, ambient 22cScythe Mugen II w/GT AP-15’s push/pullG.Skill F3-12800CL7D-4GBECO 7-8-7-24-1T @ 1739 MhzBFG GeForce GT 220 Corsair HX750w Modular PSUWD 500 GB Black WD 500 GB Blue WD 640 GB Black (Esata back up)NZXT M59 case Win7 x64 UltimateWEI six.9 7.4 5.6 six.4 five.9Almost everything bought here at Newegg, with the exception of the GT AP-15 fans.

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Excellent value for price to overall performance. Have mine running in a Gigabyte GA-890FX-UD5 at 1.31v (can only pick 1.3,1.four,1.five and so on) at advertised 7-eight-7-24 no challenge. Stays really cool and easy to fit beneath significant heatsinks. Car setting in the bios reads 9-9-9-24 from the SPD so have to manually change it. Deducted 1 egg for that, but have to look into this additional. Will update assessment later as I run more tests and o/c Manufacturer Response:.Dear ClientThank you for your G.Ability buy and review. Glad to hear the memory is operating appropriately in your method. Your potential to operate at such a low voltage shows that we only use the highest excellent tier DRAM IC chips for maximum overclocking. You really should be extremely happy with overclocking outcomes.Concerning timings, the DDR3 normal is DDR3-1333 CL9, so all DDR3 motherboards will default to this or some thing lower as it is the "maximum bandwidth" as shown in CPU-z. To operate a higher memory specification, you would will need to enable the XMP (Extreme Memory Profile) or manually configure settings in BIOS as you have performed so. If you have any further queries or issues, please feel free of charge to speak to us straight.Thank youGSKILL AssistanceExcellent and consumer service are our top rated priorities.Tech Assistance E-mail: ustech@gskillusa.comRMA Dept E-mail: rma@gskillusa.comG.Ability Forum: http://www.gskill.us/forum/

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Tight timings 7-8-7-24-2TLow voltage 1.35vModest package will fit below most all CPU heat sinks Difficult to overclock with no increasing voltage and loosening timings. I am utilizing this in a uATX Asus board with superb results, no problems operating 7-8-7-24-2T at the specified 1.35 volts. Please note that these are highly binned chips and each stick will behave differently if you attempt to overclock. If you are seeking for additional speed try DDR3-2000 rather. Manufacturer Response:.Dear ClientThank you for your G.Ability acquire and review. The memory package that you bought is rated at DDR-1600, CL7, 1.35 voltage. If you are searching to overclock beyond this, you will have to enhance the amount of voltage and timings. If you have any concerns or require further help please really feel cost-free to get in touch with us.Thank youGSKILL SupportQuality and buyer service are our leading priorities.Tech Support E mail: ustech@gskillusa.comRMA Dept E-mail: rma@gskillusa.comG.Ability Forum: http://www.gskill.us/forum/

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Um, wow!! This is great memory!! I'm fairly new to laptop or computer constructing, but I'm swiftly understanding what is and what isn't top quality memory. I can't say how fabulous this memory is. I'm a G.Ability man for life!!! None!! Newegg is good and has superb buyer service. "I'll be back."

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Waiting... 1 module DOA would only see 2gb in bios waiting for RMA Manufacturer Response:.Dear CustomerWe apologize for the inconvenience. We are sorry to hear you are having complications with your memory kit. Once you have it replaced, the new kit need to work a lot much better. All G.Ability memory packages are backed by a lifetime guarantee for these types of scenarios. If for whatever reason your memory is dead on arrival or becomes defective after a couple days, weeks, or years of use, we will exchange it with a new replacement without question. If you have any additional queries or problems, please feel cost-free to speak to us straight and we will be a lot more than glad to assist you.Thank youGSKILL HelpHigh quality and client service are our top priorities.Tech Assistance E-mail: ustech@gskillusa.comRMA Dept E mail: rma@gskillusa.comG.Ability Forum: http://www.gskill.us/forum/

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Installed two sets of this ram and used the ASUS auto memory config solution on first boot. Enabled the XMP profile and was great to go. Works as advertised. Does not make pie. Asus P7P55D-E Proi7-8608 gigs of this most superb ram

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Fast and low voltage. I consider a lot of individuals see these and see "ECO" and ŕ.35v" and assume they are slow- but that is just irrational perception. If you do a search for reviews on these, you'll see how good they are. None I'm not sure why additional people aren't making use of these- they are Fast and low voltage. I am obtaining WEI rating of 7.6 (cpu non-OC'd) and 7.eight with cpu OC'd to 4.8Ghz! This is utilizing the XMP profile and all 'auto' voltage settings. They are also listed on every P67 manufacturer's QVL list- which signifies they have been tested to perform.Also, when will individuals discover that those huge ram heatsinks are just a gimmick and do totally Nothing for heat! There have been quite a few tests which have shown this- they are just a gimmick to get your attention- absolutely nothing far more. Plus, those big RAM heatsinks can block large coolers- leaving you with access to only 3 memory banks. These modules are best- low profile, low volt (so they already run cooler), and allow you to use significant coolers and along with all memory banks.Why get memory based merely upon what is common- instead of purchasing memory based on actual performance?

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quite rapid and low voltage. scores a 7.7 windows knowledge while operating at 7-8-7-24 1600mhz none Good Ram

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Works. Doesn't run at advertised speed and voltage. Have to run 1.5v at 1600mhz in order to even get 8-8-8-24. I'll maintain it. I like g.ability. Manufacturer Response:.Dear CustomerWe are sorry to hear you are unable to operate to spec. Please get in touch with our technical help department and they will be in a position to establish what the issue is. If the memory is out of spec, we will surely replace it with an additional that is. If an additional peice of your hardware is holding it back such as the CPU, we will let you know or help you tweak it to function. Thank youGSKILL SupportExcellent and client service are our best priorities.Tech Help E-mail: ustech@gskillusa.comRMA Dept Email: rma@gskillusa.comG.Ability Forum: http://www.gskill.us/forum/

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runs at 1.35V quicklysmall - doesn't have the giant heatsinks that most other RAMs have, meaning I can fit my cpu fan above it due to the fact they overlap ordered with totally free egg shipping, took a week operating at 8-8-8-24 due to the fact I'm too lazy to attempt to tweak to 7-8-7-24, though I'm fairly confident it would work.Had to manually lower it to 1.35V considering that BIOS defaulted to 1.50V. Also, manually upped it to DDR3-1600, from the default 1333