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Product ReviewsCorsair XMS3 Dominator TR3X6G1866C9DF 6GB DDR3 3X2GB DDR3-1866 CL 9-9-9-24 Core i7 Memory Kit
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With 9 User Reviews
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 Rating: Review Date: 12/29/09  |
Cons: Price
Pros: High Speed, Corsair Quality, Great design. |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/06/09 |
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awesome power mated with the i7 975 CPU. A tad extreme for my Linux Gentoo box (as it will run on anything with more memory than a Goldfish) but new life for my Large Linux Chess Database and 3D Chess Game. Worth the money Santa came early this year. |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/04/09 |
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Well constructed and problem free. These are the best that I have ever used in a system. The included fan system is just an added bonus for these. If you want ram that is trouble free and extremely fast then these are for you. |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/04/09 |
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I had the pleasure of putting 12Gigs of these bad boys while I was doing beta testing for windows 7 and I as still speechless. I am old fashioned and rarely use windows OS's (and I won't even get near that POS they call a mac) and so I am primarily linux. I would love to see the difference they would make even as far as brutforce testing. To make a long story short, these are the best of the best. With VERY few exceptions when someone claims they don't work, its use error, the DIMM is just fine, but nobody will admit they shouldn't be screwing with those components anyway |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/26/09 |
Cons: none at all
Pros: + Fast+ Overclockable+ timing can be tighted+ QUALITY Comment:
Fantastic ram , it run very fast and cool even without the FAN ( din't have space for it :P ) the timing can be dramaticly recude , can be PM for around 200$ very good value |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/26/09 |
Cons: None
Pros: Good price point, runs cool Comment:
Picked this up on a combo deal with a motherboard for an I7 build. Runs cool, looks good. Got a good deal money wise. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/27/09 |
Cons: - A bit loud when running at maximum speed.
Pros: - Fast ram for overclocking- Comes with a attachable fan too cool them off if overvolting Comment:
I bought these ram sticks to go with my core i7 system. So far, the ram is working perfectly. Programs load much faster than before. The sound from the attachable fan is loud at some times, but is muffled with the other fans in my case. |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/20/09 |
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I built an Ultimate LANBOX with 2 of these beasts in Quad SLI. I used the new Asus Rampage Extreme GENE(mATX), Thermaltake LANBOX case(with alluminum handle), 6GB of Dominator 1866mhz DDR3, ram worked amazing, Core i7 920(oc'ed to 4.4GHz). I used Swifteck watercooling products, 240mm rad, apogee GTZ cpu waterblock, hooked these bad boys up to the loop, they work great. I have 5 Noctua fans that I painted cause brown is the ugliest colour. Quad SLI FTW!!! |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/14/09 |
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It looked like the heatsink would come off, but only the fins on top unscrew. The sides are superglued so tightly I ripped the chips right off of the DDR3 TIMM trying to mod it for Thermaltakes Aqua RX LCS mod. So the modification has to be done to the Aqua RX instead, but I did manage to squeeze six of them over these heatsink sides and not rip the TIMM Sockets right off the MoBo.. walla 12Gb of the fastest memory available for this new platform. (LGA1366 socketed Mobos) I've got six of these units total overclocked to around 2300Mhz and they generaly run at right about 85F with my LCS and conventional FAN cooling Systems. Awesome speed demon... don't scrimp on your memory buy the best buy these! I'm sure I could overclock these right up and over 2200Mhz no problem with my EE 965 Core i7 O.C. to 3.75Ghz! (it runs around 92 degrees F max) JUST BE SURE TO SET YOUR DRAM & BUS QPI to the 1.65volts, 1.55 will drop out and lose data, 1.67+ will blow out your vid card. To low is BSOD, to |
Popped this kit into my motherboard and simply worked, just set the profile and timings to the suggested settings and it should work perfectly. Right now I have them running at 1920Mhz right now, with timings of 9-9-9-24 1T, completely happy with it. Now it's just a matter of saving enough for a second kit :)